Long time (3+ years or so) PhotosPost and Classifieds user here.
I have been running behind and decided to upgrade my old Photopost (4.8e) and VBulletin (3.0.3) to the latest version this weekend.
Now running VBulletin 3.5.1 and Photopost 5.21
Both upgrades went fine. But for some reason PP is not seeing the
VB header / footer or stylsheet info. Like I said above I've been running
VB and PP for years and have always had to "tweak" something after an upgrade. (I'm used to it) But no matter what I try I cannot get PP to see the
VB header / footer or stylesheets.
I've tried adding full paths to the config-inc.php and header-inc.php files with no luck.
Here is my config-inc.php (with my
VB license number removed)
Quote:
<?php
//**************** External Header Configuration ****************//
//
// the isset prevents vB headers from being sent during login/logout -
// do not remove this line as it may cause the vB headers to interfere with the login/logout process
//
// To include the file, first edit the header-inc.php
//
if ( !isset($skip_exheader) ) {
include "header-inc.php";
}
// PhotoPost Pro Version Number
$VERSION = "5.21";
// Path to your PhotoPost installation - no end slashes
$PP_PATH = "/home/httpd/httpdocs/gallery";
// All of the .tmpl files are placed into a directory called "templates"; if you wish to change the
// name of the directory to something else to protect your files, you may do so and indicate the name
// of the directory here - this is not a path to the directory, just the directory name; the directory
// cannot be moved from the PhotoPost main directory.
$TMPL_PATH = "templates";
//**************** MySQL Database Configuration ****************//
// PhotoPost database host address, or leave as localhost
$host="localhost";
// PhotoPost's database name
$database="gallery";
// MySQL username and password to access PhotoPost's database
//
// These two variables are for the userid and password needed to access
// the PhotoPost database named above.
$mysql_user="***removed***";
$mysql_password="***removed***";
// If you want to use a prefix for your database, enter it here.
// NOTE: This variable can only be set PRIOR to your first installation of PhotoPost;
// existing databases will not be changed and you will be unable to connect if you change
// this variable after performing a default installation.
$pp_db_prefix = "";
// User database host address, or leave as localhost
$host_bb="localhost";
// User database MySQL database name
//
// This is the variable for the User Database; if you are using Internal
// as your registration system, then these variables are the same as the
// ones above. If you are linking to a message board system,
// thse variables should be set to the database, user and password for that
// database.
$database_bb="forum";
// MySQL username and password to access user database
//
// These two variables are for the userid and password needed to access
// the PhotoPost or BB database.
$user_bb="***removed***";
$password_bb="***removed***";
//
// VB3 License Number required for VB3 integration
// You can find this number by checking your index.php file in your vB3 directory
// The 4th line in the file looks like:
// || # vBulletin 3.0.0 - Licence Number ########
// It is the ######## number you need to place below.
$vblicense = "***removed***";
//**************** Application Configuration ****************//
// Default Language
// This needs to be set to the name of the directory used inside of the languages directory
$pplang = "english";
//////////////////////// Application Configuration ////////////////////////////////
// These variables set the path to the UNZIP, MOGRIFY and JHEAD commands on your system
//
// This only needs to be set if you are allowing ZIP uploads. These are full paths,
// including the name of the executable (.exe extensions for windows)
// The -j option for Info-ZIP's UNZIP tells it to ignore paths in ZIP file
//
// This option is only used in the event the internal UNZIP does not work for you
//$zip_command = "/usr/bin/unzip -j";
// Path to MOGRIFY executable
// There should be no spaces in the directory names, use short names if necessary.
// Examples:
// $mogrify_command = "c:\progra~1\imagemagick\mogrify.exe";
// $mogrify_command = "c:\ImageMagick\mogrify.exe";
$mogrify_command = "/usr/local/bin/mogrify";
?>
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