how to install photoshop php pro

[SaN-DeeP]

sabret00the big thanks for all your time and help man appreciate it
but alas the problem is not fixed yet

I am still looking for the fix.

[Chuck S]

Several people in this thread have stated what you need to do.

You need to edit the vb templates footer header header-inc and navbar to place either the full url or the $vboptions[bburl] variable in front of all the relative links.

[Michael P]

> I am still looking for the fix.

With all the information that you've been provided, could you be more specific about what "fix" you are looking for.

[SaN-DeeP]

ok i made around 45 changes in all to my navbar file and now its working fine
but 45 changes ? its not a joke.

Just 1 problem left now

http://gallery.tech-arena.com

any registered user when clicks on private messages its getting redirected to gallery.tech-arena.com/private.php.
i did not found a location to change the same ?

Regards,
Sandy...

[Chuck S]

Sandy

Phrases in admin search for private_messages_nav and correct that relative link also

Editing the Vb templates to work globally is a VB issue not ours. They refuse to place there own $vboptions[bburl] variable in front of all there links like most programmers would do.

Even when you install such Vb programs as VBHome and VBAdvanced they tell you specifically you need to edit each and every style and make sure all the relative paths in the style settings are full url's so things will work. Everyone is working around VB's flaws to make things work

[SaN-DeeP]

dude resolved the links probs everywhere now
now i should proceed to some other areas

i have made my gallery public..........

Regards,

[kall]

A point: in the case of vBadvanced CMPS, it is possible to tell the vbacmps to include the full path to specific files.

Or, in something that people should be able to understand:

I create a new file, call it something.php

I then add the required information to (I think) the php_include_bottom.php file.

I can then add the link as <a href="something.php"> rather than <a href="http://forums.nzboards.com/something.php"> in the navbar, and it will work fine on the vBA page.

The question now is: Is there anywhere in the photopost includes (or anywhere) that this could conceivably be done?

(I had no problems whatsoever with my integration, I just suggest this to solve the hassles some people seem to have with it.)