Changes between Version 17 and Version 18 of GenDolFAQs

Timestamp:

Mar 11, 2008, 10:20:23 AM (18 years ago)

Author:

IgorL

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GenDolFAQs

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 [http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki/GenDolFAQs#HowcanImanagemybanners How can I manage my banners?]
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-[http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki/GenDolFAQs#Mysecurityimagedoesntshowup.Sonoonecanjoinmysite. My security image doesn't show up. So no one can join my site.]
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-[http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki/GenDolTShooter#Igetthiserrormessagethroughoutmysite:Fatalerror:Calltoundefinedfunction:mb_internal_encoding I get this error message throughout my site: Fatal error: Call to undefined function: mb_internal_encoding]
 
         == '''''How do I edit the web pages About Us, Contact Us, Privacy, Terms, FAQ?''''' ==
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         8) '''''Submit''''' button allows you to submit your changes and the '''''Insert as new''''' checkbox lets you submit the modified banner as a new one.
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-        == '''''My security image doesn't show up. So no one can join my site.''''' ==
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-This may be caused by a few reasons:
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-1) You either don't have '''GD library''' or '''!ImageMagick''' installed.
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-2) If you still have GD library installed it may be not compiled with !TrueType fonts.
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-3) Another reason for this problem may be unchecked '''Use GD library for image processing''' in '''Settings -> Advanced Settings'''.
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-4) And at last, if you're using !ImageMagick, not GD library, you may have incorrect paths to its applications in '''inc/header.inc.php'''. In this case you should check the paths to '''$MOGRIFY''', '''$CONVERT''' and '''$COMPOSITE'''.
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-If all this doesn't help, you can just disable security image in '''Settings -> Advanced Settings -> Enable security image on join page'''.
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-        == '''''I get this error message throughout my site: Fatal error: Call to undefined function: mb_internal_encoding''''' ==
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-The default PHP installation does not always have the mb_string extension enabled, but the program requires that you run the PHP multibyte-string extension which is not enabled by default. In brief, in order to do this you will need to (in Windows):
-   * uncomment out the line
-{{{
-extension=php_mbstring.dll
-}}}
-in the '''php.ini''' file
-   * ensure that the path to this file is set correctly, again in php.ini, for example:
-{{{
-extension_dir = "./ext"
-}}}
-   * Note that you can ensure that this file is correctly loaded by setting in php.ini:
-{{{
-display_errors = on
-}}}
-   * Restart your webserver, e.g. restart Apache
-   * You can check via phpinfo() that '''mbstring''' appears within the information page
-   * Here's how to do it in UNIX-based systems: http://php.net/mb_string