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Hi guys, My client just noticed something really really weird (even weirder: I didn't notice it :P ): On http://www.twig-bookings.com/agenda/, the calendar in the top left is off by a day (september 4th is supposed to be a saturday, but it's marked as a friday). How 'bout that? Is this a known bug? ...

Also, don't forget that we're not all hardcore-developers, some of us are "just frontenders". CMSMS stood out for me by giving me tools to make technically sane and manageable websites without an absurd learning-curve, and extending functionality to support pagination and sortings per stan...

Hi CG, Thanks for the response (and your community-work of course :) ). I've used CGCalendar (on www.twig-bookings.com for example), and I understand the purpose of modules for these kinds of things, but the second i start using CGCalendar I give up clean URL's for example... If this would be a flex...

What would make me more flexible in use of CMS Made Simple are the options to split a menu out across pages and to sort them by different fields, say for example the following: I use menu to list events for a customer of mine (an Event is a page with several fields). At the moment i've made 3 differ...

most welcome!

Seriously, is this not possible? I'm still finding my way around CMSMS, but that would be a pretty big miss...

Try downloading CGSimpleSmarty from the Module Manager, and adding content-blocks to your page like so: {content block="Google Maps Coordinates" assign="coords" wysiwyg="false" oneline="true"} and call it with {$coords} where you want to place it in the page. ...

Hi All, I've used CMS Made Simple and CGSimpleSmarty for the website www.twig-bookings.com. The "Artists" page is a menu with the images from each Artist-page. I use a much simpler menu in the page for an artist to show the other artists (for example www.twig-bookings.com/artists/dimzen). ...

Thanks for the swift responses guys! Turns out my hosting-provider was at fault. They've uprated some security things (of which they'll tell me the details soon) and everything seems back on track!

Thanks for the quick responses. Since there's only 3 people who work on this website (me, a developer and my mother), of which only 2 have FTP-access (me and the developer), and we both run strict security regimes (i actually bought an ESET NOD32 license, don't install any cracked / hacked software,...

Ok i found it. it was injected into index.php... I've removed it, but how did it happen? I'm a total security-noob, so what should i look into? chmod?

Done, it's a whole bunch, mostly related to modules... these seem to be the most important: /admin/pagedefaults.php /admin/dashboard.php /admin/themes/default/css/style-rtl.css /admin/themes/NCleanGrey/docs/license.txt /admin/themes/NCleanGrey/docs/readme.txt /admin/themes/NCleanGrey/docs/CHANGELOG....

Can somebody take a look at the source code for http://www.belastinggidsopmaat.nl, at the bottom? I've no idea what happened but there seems to've been some code injected... I'm running 1.6.6...

Thanks, that's a brilliant module indeed. It wouldn't install on my development server but runs fine on production .

Wow, that simple huh? Thanks a million!!!!! Now up and running on www.elevation-events.com .