Search results

a screenshot is 100% useless when troubleshooting code. Post your URL along with your edit

anything is possible :)

that looks fine, try it and see, if it doesn't work keep reading/learning and trying until you figure it out :)

user.css

perfect thanks, i got it working: {$p_show_stats} - make sure you are adding this to skins/yourskin/child/stats.hml your plugin had a small mistake, you dont need .html on the template name corrected code: if($TMPL['premium_flag'] == 1) { $TMPL['p_show_stats'] =...

your initial post indicates you did not make a stats.html template in your plugin folder... perhaps you should go over the tutorial on how to make a plugin. http://visiolist.com/community/threads/how-to-create-a-plugin.20/ then if you still have questions, upload what you have so we can see.

.classname { background: url(path/to/image.jpg) top left no repeat; } further reading: http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_background-image.asp

try removing the <?php and ?> tags from details_build_page.php

yup bootstrap is a mobile first CSS framework, easy to extend and rock solid :)

Ask your host to check the mod security log, most likely they are blocking something.

sorry mate, I honestly have no idea what you are asking

we are happy to help you resolve the issue, but we need access to your environment to figure out the godaddy specific changes.

you "get" the green arrows when that site is moving up the rank You can edit the arrow by replacing the image at skins/parabola/up.png

you need to hack the code to do that sources/user_cpl.php remove this line: $DB->query("INSERT INTO {$CONF['sql_prefix']}_ip_log (ip_address, timestamp) VALUES ('{$TMPL['ip']}','{$TMPL['timestamp']}')", __FILE__, __LINE__);

Never witnessed anything like this before. If you have SSH on your hosting account you can run the following shell command to find out where this is coming from grep -R "har blitt lagt" *

the title is never displayed on the login form. the title is never displayed on the login form, I think you meant the join form... in that case you can simply add the maxlength HTML attribute in your title field in your join_form template...

in your template use: {$title, length=120}

Check your hosting control panel, you should see your error log there. There is absolutely an error to be found, that is why you have a white screen; that happens with a suppressed PHP fatal error. In this case I suspect a plugin is looking to a MySQL database change that is not up to...

index.php add this error_reporting(E_ALL); you might want to also enable debug mode, also done in index.php: change: $CONF['debug'] = 0; to:1 $CONF['debug'] = ;

Error output is disabled, if you look in your error log you should see what the fatal error is, if you can't find it you can enable error reporting in index.php If you have upgraded from an old version, most likely you have an out of date plugin that is causing this