[SOLVED] Administrator CP/Memberlist Broken Links

[hueter]

[color=black]Hello.

I am a bit new with this, and I just barely grasped the concept enough to install it on the server, which appeared to work, as everything looks great.


However, a couple of links are "broken." I cannot access the ACP or the memberlist, because when I click on it, it gives me the old "IE cannot display the webpage." Thus, I do not belive it is the server, but perhaps a broken file or something.


I will admit, I did not understand the installation manual when it said CHMOD "profilcp/def/def_userxxxxxx.php" to 666, because I was unsure which file(s) it was referring to, but I am not sure if that is the problem or not. <!-- s]

[hueter]

This was my bad. I had a faulty install the first time! All I had to do was re-install the software and it worked fine. <img>

[Helter]

if your forum is hosted on a linux server, the chmods are file permissions
Im assuming you know this because you only referenced one instruction.

"CHMOD "profilcp/def/def_userxxxxxx.php" to 666,"

If you look in forum root/profilcp/def/
you will see several files with names beginning with def_user
the x's are just wildcards, meaning you need to set these files to 666

def_userfields.php
def_userfuncs.php
def_userfuncs_bhere.php
def_userfuncs_custom.php
def_userfuncs_std.php
def_userfuncs_vlist.php
def_usermaps.php
def_userfields_phpbb.php
def_userfuncs_album.php
def_userfuncs_cash.php
def_userfuncs_skype.php
def_userfuncs_viewonline.php
def_userfuncs_warning.php

you will find this same type of instruction for all the /language/lang_english/lang_extend_* files

[hueter]

Ah, I see.

Thanks for clearing that up; at first I wasn't sure whether it meant that the "xxx" was representing a file name unique based on the user, or all of them. I guess I was just thinking too much about it. <img>