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Have you chmod'ed all the files right and scratch means start from the beginning with EVERYTHING. Try using the full path found under help in the admin area. Also try deleting the white space between the first ?> and the <html> tag.
<?php include_once "./textfile/booth.php";
echo $php_poll->poll_process("newest"); ?>
Personally I use this and it seems to work fine. You don't really need the cookie bit if under general settings you switch IP table on.
Also I've figured out how to turn the options for each poll into links so you can view either a new page, image or text about/for that option, if your interested.
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Whats on line 116?
Also I don't think anyones found a solution to this yet apart from starting over from scratch.
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All you have to do is give it a separate databse name / database and upload all the guestbook files to another folder than your current one so they don't conflict with each other.
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Whats the error? Which version are you using php or perl?
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template files and folders is actually chmod 666.
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I had the same problem under Apache 2.0.45 and installing phpBB2 coz I needed register_globals and it couldn't find the damn php.ini file also when you get the PHP script engine download the file is actually called php.recommended.ini not php.ini big pain in the neck that was. Glad you got it working though!
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HEY! Now that I didn't know, thanks for the info Jam'n!
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Of course!!! Why didn't I think of that brilliant idea cj that will work since you can save the files to your PC and then use them to create the new database and uploading hte exsisting tables and their data. Yeah it should work. Might take you a while to get the hang of the Control Center thing but in theory it should work.
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No probs that what the forums for, asking questions! If you have any more come back here.
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If you look there are three template boxes one says display_head, another display_loop and the last one display_footer. If you haven't noticed these three files merge into one to create the poll the first has the question the second LOOPS for each option and the last has the view results and all that bit. The closing </table> is in the last one no need to know where that is. You should have a <table.... in the first box , right? Before the > at the end add height="100" or whatever amount in pixels you want the table to be.
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Maybe you could save it to your PC or get your current host to email you the database file/s so you could give it to your new host to stick in the right place so you can access it again.
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Go in the admin section to templates find display_head.html look for the opening table tag and add to the end of it height="...%"
Surely it can't be that difficult I mean you've managed to do the rest of your site pretty good and got the poll to work without asking here and not cocking it up like so many newbies at php do even though the poll is so simple.
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Height of what part might be some useful information to give us.
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Try clicking on the word downlaod on the first post!
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Maybe the max bar length is unspecified in the general settings, I'm sure I or someone else here had the problem but I have n oidea where the thread is or what the solution was. Try searching the forums using the button in the top right of the screen.
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