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I'm not entirely sure what you want, maybe a screenshot would help?

The thumbnail generation is in File Manager, not File Picker.

It does by default, but only if it has a thumbnail file (usually generated if uploaded via filepicker or file manager). If you uploaded it through your OS, for example, you'll need to trigger the generation one at a time in File Picker (I'm hoping for a bulk solution at some point).

There can only be one default {content} tag in the hierarchy of templates, it's where cmsms does all its cmsms-y things. The easiest option is to move it further down in the hierarchy (so it's not even in the parent template).

Unfortunately Amazon removed the functionality that we used to obtain those figures, and the current forge is such an old beast that nobody wants to take it on to figure out another method. It is planned functionality for the forge's replacement though.

I'm not sure that would be possible, or a good idea if it was. You'll likely just end up in some infinite loop.

It looks like you've done it correctly, is there any chance your DirectoryIndex isn't configured correctly, and/or you have an index.html or similar file in your site's directory?

Generally you wouldn't add PHP directly to your templates, as the power of CMSMS is in the Smarty templating engine - and most functions suitable for templates can be done in Smarty. If you do need PHP for specific functions, or when it's more efficient non-template logic, you can use User Define Ta...

Looks quite similar to this known issue: http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/bug/view/12678

It's not really possible on the current forge, but it's very high on the wish list for the replacement (whatever form that ends up taking). I'd also love to see Module Manager check for it too.

In our most recent newsletter, we announced that we would be attempting to release updates on a scheduled date, starting with 2.2.20 on April 8, 2024 (today). While we do have a release candidate ready, we are still chasing down some issues with the phar installer on newer PHP versions. To this end,...

For the menumanager thing it might be a php version, I'm not sure. Once you get to 2.x you'll want to switch your menus to Navigator anyway. To change the admin theme you do it in My Preferences > My Account (nav might be slightly different in 1.x, I can't remember that far back).

Probably fine, but if it gives you trouble you could always remove TinyMCE - it's not part of the core after (I think) 2.0 (?), when we switched to microtiny.

This usually means you have one or more pages locked. You can use the "remove content locks" link to unlock everything if you're sure no other editors are working on a page, and/or check that you don't have any pages open for editing in another tab.

Ah yes, I'm so embarrassed that I chose to spend time with my family, or working with my clients, than satisfying your constant need to point out how we're not volunteering hard enough to satisfy your needs.

Sounds like you're on the right track. I generally back up the files and db after each version jump (e.g. at 1.6.7, 1.7.1, 1.8.2, etc) as something is bound to go wrong and it would suck to start over at the beginning. Another handy tip is if things fail after an upgrade, it's likely a third-party m...