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The admin panels work, but the RSS and HTML outputs of the module generate errors. You might try uploading a single MP3 file and trying to generate the outputs.

I have a website that uses the Podcast Manager module, and whose CMSMS hadn't been updated for a while. When I got it updated, I found that the Podcast Manager wasn't working anymore. The Podcast Manager module hasn't been maintained for a while (and was even deleted from the forge in a cleanup, los...

Ack. Mea culpa. Misunderstood your problem. upload_max_filesize is the PHP directive, not the CMSMS directive.  The CMSMS directive is only used, however, in the hidden element on the admin/imagefiles.php and admin/files.php.  From what I can see (and I'll be talking to the TinyMCE maintainer about ...

The directive is upload_max_filesize.

--Thomas

To pull off the bit you just described, here's how I would write the mod_rewrite rules (in .htaccess): RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule ^([^/]*)\.php index.php?page=$1 [QSA] This should be coupled with changing config.php: #Show mod...

Please paste your entire plugin and the error result you get. Should be able to help from there. If that _is_ your entire plugin, re-add "global $gCms" to the top.

<div class="myFirstClass mySecondClass myThirdClass"> Then, in your CSS, you can be as specific as you want: div.myFirstClass {} div.myFirstClass.mySecondClass {} div.myThirdClass.mYFirstClass{} If you're wanting a more specific answer than that, go for a more specific question. :D --Thomas

I've had good luck in the past with ISAPI Rewrite Lite for my own applications. The CMSMS rewrite rule is actually pretty simple, and it _might_ go directly into ISAPI Rewrite with no changes (the one for forwarding to index.php?page=$1).  They bundle the installation with a regex tester that you ca...

Apply button issued with "Undefined" should be fixed in svn. As a side note, whenever you're having problems with live functionality like that (AJAX requests and their ilk), please include your browser details.  This bug wasn't found by so many because most of us are using Firefox.