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Notwithstanding the conflicting evidence I have found when attempting to work through this problem, I've come to the conclusion that the installer somehow became corrupted and, simultaneously, another error was created on another working core file. I shall start again from scratch!

Have you tried uploading the zip and uncompressing it on the server, rather than uploading the php file directly? Yes; actually, that's what I did first and unzipped the file from the command line. I should add that I have carried out exactly the same actions but on a different server running - all...

My site is hosted by Fasthosts on a shared server running PHP 7.2.23 or 7.3.10. On uploading cmsms-2.2.12-install.php and accessing it correctly, I get an access log entry of: 82.22.133.18 - - [11/Oct/2019:20:54:07 +0100] "GET /cms2/cmsms-2.2.12-install.php HTTP/1.1" 500 - "-" &q...

Thanks for taking the time to reply Jan ;o) You're welcome ;) It seems to me that FormBuilder gives several options to include specific code/javascript to be attached to individual elements and, while it might be time-consuming, you might come up with an example that would be worth adding to the fo...

I'm not particularly experienced in the use of FormBuilder, but I would assume that the additional element(s) would need to be pre-configured when constructing the form. Without any further intervention, those additional (and conflicting) elements would appear in the form when it is displayed, but t...

The one-character change to each file is the action I took. I only brought up the issue on this board because I thought you were the most recent person to have had an input to the module (although the author appears to be Dick Ittmann), but I must have been in error. I appreciate all the work you do...

CMSMS does NOT SUPPORT E_DEPRECATED. Please do some research before posting.  This topic has been asked and answered many times. I did do some research before posting, on this occasion, and I know that CMSms doesn't support E_DEPRECATED in the core, but that doesn't mean to say that the core and mo...

I suggested in an earlier thread that there was a problem that was causing my system.log to have numerous entries relating to the deprecation of cccccc. The fault was actually my UDT using $Cgms incorrectly (but now corrected), but I've found that I still had system.log entries referring to '=& ...

calguy1000 wrote: @Jan Cobb
a:  As stated in the release notes, CMSMS does not officially support E_DEPRECATED and you should disable those messages
b: Those messages are from one of your UDT's.  Not from CMSMS itself.

@calguy1000 Thanks, my error was forgetting such a simple lesson! Sorry

I have upgraded from 1.8.2 to 1.9 with no apparent problems on the front- or the back-end. However, my system.log (on Mac OSX 10.5.8, Apache 2.2.14, PHP 5.3.0) is showing multiple lines: Nov 10 21:56:44 crdraServer /usr/sbin/httpd[41956]: PHP Deprecated:  Function eregi_replace() is deprecated in /L...

Find the pdf document in your 'uploads' folder (or sub-folder), right-click and copy the url; paste this url into the space for the external link. Job done!

Jan

If you are running OSX, you should already have a version of the Apache web server installed; go to System Preferences:Sharing to see if it is already activated. You will have the opportunity to set up a site in /Users/yourUserName/Sites/ that should be viewable at http://localhost/~yourUserName/, o...

Steve You may well be right (that the question originally posed by Dave may not belong in this forum), but the discussion on 'how' is still apposite, given that it does belong in the forum as a CMSms/php issue (although it might not belong to the original question)! I think the answer to the origina...

I'm a novice myself, but surely the 'if' statement, which is in the template, can be extended to do an 'else' with a 'non-ssl' UDT, it should switch back; something like: UDT {nonSSL}= if ($_SERVER['SERVER_PORT']=443) { $url = "http://". $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] . ":80".$_SERVER['...

I assume, if it's a shared hosting account, that you do not have root (server administrator) access to the server. If that is the case, you will not be able to set your own error pages, unless you have the facility to insert .htaccess files in your root folder. Have a look here (general configuratio...