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paulbaker wrote: ↑Fri Apr 08, 2022 12:46 am Just to add I use CGCalendar in the same way as you

Confession time....the sites I quoted do not use the latest version of CGCalendar, which is why I was getting different behaviour. Glad you sorted it.

Sounds like this should be added as a bug?:
http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/bug/list/623

Just to add I use CGCalendar in the same way as you and I have never seen the behaviour you describe. So I don't think it's a module bug. Not sure what it is though... Here are 2 module calls. {cms_module module="CGCalendar" display="upcominglist" limit="3" listtemplate...

Yes it still works but it doesn't show images (never did as far as I remember), a link is shown instead.

The tweets you can see at the bottom of this V2.x site https://www.maidbloke.co.uk/ are generated by CGTweet:
http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/cgtweet

Also you have 2 quote marks at the end of both your examples, that is probably not helping.

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This is really great and I can see a huge amount of work has gone into it - well done and thanks for explaining which modules were used where.

How did you do the events page and keep it updated showing what is coming up?

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Oh boy. This turned out to be an empty database. I created the database and a user with privileges but forgot to populate the database with data. In my defence, the error messages aren't particularly helpful in this situation.

[goes for a lie down in a darkened room]

Having an issue with an upgrade. Started at 1.11.4. Site has unknown history. Upgraded on my server successfully through 1.11.13 > 1.12.2 > 2.2.15. Worked fine on my server (PHP 7.2). See system info below. Transferred site to client's hosting. Note this is upgrade site 4 of 5, all of which very sim...

Much fiddling around lead to the answer:
You have to put
in brackets.

$node->depth is an INT by the way.

Every day's a school day.

One way: If you use TinyMCE (find out at My Preferences > My Account > User Preferences > Select WYSIWYG to use). Then: Extensions > TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor and have a look around there (can't find an installation with TinyMCE at the moment to give you further details). Pretty sure there is an option...

Upgrading a very old inherited site. I have a line in Menu Manager that worked fine in 1.10.3: {assign var='submenu' value="submenu"|cat:$node->depth-1} However now I have moved on to 1.11.13 (Smarty 3), instead of generating a value of "submenu2" for example, it outputs only &qu...

Hmm, I have just checked on one of my 2.2.15 sites and maintenance mode does indeed set the output to 503. Sorry, I was wrong above. Every day's a school day.

I don't know why yours is not behaving.