Highlighter Not Displaying Correctly - Solved
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- GK User
- Thu Apr 29, 2010 5:33 pm
Here is the site http://pattayafootball.com/en/index.html
I work on a apple mac locally and the site displayed fine. I uploaded to the remote server and there have been several issues, likely with the permissions of importer.php
I have changed the permissions of this file but makes little difference.
I have forced disable the scripts in the Advanced Parameters.
I have the same issue with Gavick Tab Module where the buttons don't work.
I have already spent a great deal of time going through the forums, but with no definitive answer.
I really need help as I'm at a loss as what to try next.
Thanks Matt
I work on a apple mac locally and the site displayed fine. I uploaded to the remote server and there have been several issues, likely with the permissions of importer.php
I have changed the permissions of this file but makes little difference.
I have forced disable the scripts in the Advanced Parameters.
I have the same issue with Gavick Tab Module where the buttons don't work.
I have already spent a great deal of time going through the forums, but with no definitive answer.
I really need help as I'm at a loss as what to try next.
Thanks Matt
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- Fresh Boarder
- GK User
- Fri Apr 30, 2010 4:44 am
I have also disabled sh404 and reset the htaccess file with no effect.
Any suggestions or help would be very appreciated.
Any suggestions or help would be very appreciated.
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- Fresh Boarder
- GK User
- Fri Apr 30, 2010 9:22 am
Solved For Mac Users using cPanel Hosting
Previously I uploaded via FTP file by file which caused internal server errors on several files.
Instead I used terminal to create a gzip file which was then uploaded via ftp. I then connected to the remote host via terminal SSH - this will need to be activated by your host if you use shared or reseller, VPS and dedicated hosts can be activated by WHM.
Upload the GZIP (it will be in home on the mac) to the remote host
Type the password in terminal, it does not show the characters as you type
That's it, everything works exactly as it did on the localhost
Previously I uploaded via FTP file by file which caused internal server errors on several files.
Instead I used terminal to create a gzip file which was then uploaded via ftp. I then connected to the remote host via terminal SSH - this will need to be activated by your host if you use shared or reseller, VPS and dedicated hosts can be activated by WHM.
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tar cvfz joomlabackup.tar.gz /Users/username/Sites/sitename/
Upload the GZIP (it will be in home on the mac) to the remote host
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ssh -p 22 user@ipaddress
Type the password in terminal, it does not show the characters as you type
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cd /home/username/public_html/
tar xvfz joomlabackup.tar.gz
That's it, everything works exactly as it did on the localhost
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- Fresh Boarder
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