Messages posted by: Carbonize

It's pretty self explanatory "1203 User xxx_adpo1 has already more than 'max_user_connections' active connections ". You are probably using the same MySQL user account for several scripts and so are reaching the maximum number of connections per account your host allows.

Open old one in a text editor and copy the database information from the top then open the new one and paste the database information into it to replace the existing database lines.

My bad. You need to copy the database information from your old config.inc.php file to the new one as it has a new table.

replace all files except the config.inc.php file which is in the admin folder. Then visit misc/update_db.php (or is it db_update.php) in your web browser.

To the best of my knowledge but as no changelog is produced and I am not a user of the Poll I couldn't say.

This is why you should always make sure your scripts are up to date.

It's because you cannot put php in the templates. Your best bet is to look at Lazarus and it's gbinclude.php method.

The script is php and needs to be included in a .php file. This is why I recommended using an iframe.

Not sure that would be possible. There is a script you have to include at the start of your page before anything else is sent. This script writes the cookie. You also need to include the poll script where you want it. Might be better making a single page that contains nothing but the poll and putting it into your blog by using an iframe.

It is not to be copied into a page it is to be left as is.

What do you mean by it's not working?

To fix the image problem open up the config.inc.php file and set the base_url to http://vampsrealm.com/guestbook/.

Yahoo! possibly will install it for you (although probably not) but you can download it from http://proxy2.de/scripts.php or the fork, Lazarus, from http://lazarus.carbonize.co.uk

Without being able to access the image I couldn't say. If you view it with Firefox it would usually show any errors.

Keep trying. It can take a few attempts due to sloppy coding on the anti flood script.