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BTW, I never did solve this locally, but I bet I could have got it to work, because once it was online I did get it to work. I believe the key issue was missing metadata - I forgot to put it in one of my templates (have two - one for pages and one for front page) and added it later on. Anyway, I tri...

Ah, I see. I'll close the request.

Solved. In config.php, I had foo/images set for $config['image_uploads_path'] instead of foo/uploads/images. Changing this to the correct value got things fixed.

I'm having the exact same problem as this thread, except that thread never got answered. And this one is in the right section. Any help?

Ought to mention that I'm running on a LAMP server configuration online.

Heh, I think I changed it while you were posting. If you'll take a look, you'll see that you have [solved] in the subject line of your post. 

matterhornpat, you are quite right. I apologize for the lack of information. I was frustrated, but that doesn't excuse my vague manner of posting. I know how these things go on forums.  ;) As a matter of fact, I just got it fixed. It turned out to be that either something happened to my database or ...

Bump. 

So, after several aggravating and unsuccessful attempts to get the site on the internet and working correctly, I finally got the paths straight (thanks to the uploading the install directory trick). But now, when I navigate to the root of my CMS, my server throws up a 404. Same with trying index.php...

So, I have a small problem with the modified_date tag. I have it in my footer and am feeding it [url=http://"http://us3.php.net/strftime"]strftime specifications[/url] as follows: This page last edited by {last_modified_by format="fullname"} on {modified_date format="%B %e %...

Alright, I've got this working. With help from blue_francis14 's post over here , I was able to write a simple pipe separated menu template. Parent/child distinction isn't really supported; all the active pages (children with inactive parents excluded because that's the way CMSms works) are shown on...

Are you sure that is right or is /cmsmadesimple? Yeah, I think I had it right, since that's where I have CMS Made Simple running. I just changed it to /nathaniel/cmsmadesimple, though, since I have the alias /nathaniel set up for c:/nathaniel, for convenience. $config['assume_mod_rewrite'] = true; ...

'Scuse me, but... BUMP! 

A common problem, maybe, but I've got it in any case.  ;D So, I'm running a XAMPP package plus CMS Made Simple: CMSms 1.6.3, PHP 5.2.9, MySQL 5.0.51a  (I think that's the version), and Apache 2.2.11. My .htaccess for CMSms reads like this, taken from \doc\htaccess.txt: # Attempt to override some php...

I was thinking that something to this effect could probably be whipped up with {cms_selflink dir="next"} and some PHP (which I sadly have not yet learned). Anybody have the skills to whip up something like this? It seems to me that it should be relatively simple. I'm also thinking it would...

hexdj,
I think I did try it but maybe I'll give it another spin. Any hints on what CSS file I should use with it?

Dr. CSS,
Good idea, but can I insert a separator (like a pipe |) in there?