Messages posted by: Carbonize

OK lets check your PHP configuration. Open your favourite text editor and put in Now save the file with the .php extension and upload it to your web server. Goto the file in your web browser and it will show you the configuration of your PHP. Check in the page you get to see if there is a MySQL section.

I just posted with no problem. I have come across this error before when fixing hacked guestbooks. I would need to look at your admin pages to see if I could track the problem down but basically it's saying that it's already started to send information to the browser when it comes across the code that tells it to write the cookie.

The language the guestbook is written in is irrelevant as to how easy it is to maintain. That is all down to how well it is written. Advanced guestbook 2.3.1 is very easy to maintain and to configure.

Does your host provide you with a MySQL database?

You need to speak to your hosts about it.

or edit the templates. Be it header, footer or body.

If you altered the text file whilst someone was visiting your website then the odds are PHP overwrote your changes as soon as you made them. You need to take the script off line while you chnage the text file is my guess.

I think I had this problem when I first deleted the footer. You can simply put a space in the file and it should work fine without adding anything to the site or use  .

You're missing the ; from the end of
Should be

grrrr it should automatically have made a file called errortest.txt

oh well make a file called errortest.txt and upload it into the same directory as addentry.php and chmod the file to 777. Change the code to This way it will look fr the file in the gastenboek directory.

I probably should of used the full path in the first place.

Preview works fine, I think you clicked Reset in error.

BTW glad to see there are still some dojo's that respect tradition, to many throw out some of the old ways as being useless because they are to concerned about the physical and not the spiritual.

As an experiment open up lib/template.class.php and find

change it to

This should make a text file showing what templates are called and the size that is being returned.

The above post was me

It would or you could change the width="56%" attribute of the TD tag to
Btw while some browsers may accept <font color="0000ff"> the correct format is <font color="#0000ff"> also you have no closing font tag.

When you say every file do you also mean every folder?

I think you may be wrong about being the error because what this is saying is if you successfully delete the file do this.

As for the second problem I think the solution may lie in but I would have to see the section of code that contains line 193 in your admin.class.php as I believe you have editted this file. I think your system may prefer the ./ at the start of the file path to be ../ but thats just off the top of my head.

This is all speculation without being able to look at the code.