SSH and Apache
Installation and Configuration
No problem!
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SSH and Apache
Installation and Configuration
Keith Mauck:Update: for some reason the domain mapping is working without me getting into the SSH to change that line of code--I assume I still need to edit the SSH...thoughts?
Nope - see my response above
SSH and Apache
Installation and Configuration
Keith Mauck:Where do I log into this in order to change it to include the profile domains module?
If you are on our hosting, you do not need to do anything - it is already added in for you. You just need to restart Apache when you add a new domain (or change domains).
That can be done in your "Server Control" section for your hosting server.
Let me know if that helps.
Problem adding image to existing gallery
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This is in the marketplace now. Had a very rough couple days here so was not online.
Quote:Roy ought to be demanding a refund of any payments as their service is currently next to useless.
I hope our hosting isn't just next to useless!
Problem adding image to existing gallery
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This is actually already fixed for the next release - I ran into this during testing a couple days back as well. We have a couple other changes that are in testing right now, so will have that update in the marketplace on Monday/Tuesday.
Thanks!
updated by @brian: 07/30/16 11:55:05AM
How to undo Update Changes?
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derrickhand300:YES- thats what I have been trying to explain-Its not only the saving of the templates-updates to the tinymce editr ERASE my plugin folders...you explained to me awhile back that i needed to use aparna to make those into custom modules to stop them from being effected...but its easier for me to just add them back to the tinymce plugins folder after each update..:)
That's the correct way though - here's how you want to set it up for EACH plugin:
1) Create acloned aparna module (sounds like you already did this)
2) inside the modules/ClonedModule directory create a directory called "tinymce"
3) upload the custom tinymce plugin to that directory so the plugin.min.js file is located at modules/CustomModule/tinymce/plugin.min.js (this is why you can only have one tinymce plugin per module).
4) repeat steps 1 -> 3 for each tiny mce plugin you have
5) Next, create the tinymce editor override files:
skins/CustomSkin/jrCore_form_editor.tpl
skins/CustomSkin/jrSiteBuilder_form_editor.tpl
Modify those 2 editor templates to include your custom plugins.
That should do it - going forward upgrades should not affect your editor setup.
How to undo Update Changes?
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I just thought of something - you're not just customizing the template, you also have some extra TinyMCE plugins you have to upload right?
How to undo Update Changes?
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derrickhand300:Thats expected and I understand that and solved it by adding each plug in thats removed, back to tinymce after updates.
This means you're not doing it right - you should not have to touch a thing after upgrading. My post above outlines the correct way to do it - if you set it up that way you'll never have to worry about it again.
Getting errors when trying to do system updates
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Your set - I reuploaded the core and it looks good. Make sure you are using a quality FTP client to work on your site. On windows I would recommend SmartFTP and for Mac I would recommend Yummy FTP Pro.
Hope this helps!
