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This is where I post problems and questions while I work on my Language/Travel website.
Link coming soon =)
Link coming soon =)
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Well done Machie :)
You won't believe it Garin, I fixed it =) yay
EDIT: Now just need to tidy it up and get rid of all the links to his site =)
EDIT: Now just need to tidy it up and get rid of all the links to his site =)
Hmm, so what you're saying is it's all this poll guys fault that it wasnt working? I should have known =)
I'll move the folders =)
I'll move the folders =)
Well at this point your path variables clearly dont correspond to where the files actually are. So of course its not going to work. :)
Oh I have it like this
Oops I wasnt suppose to put them all in the cgi-bin?
www.learn-the-language.com/cgi-bin/poll/polnow.cgi
www.learn-the-language.com/cgi-bin/poll/templates/files
www.learn-the-language.com/cgi-bin/poll/logs/files
www.learn-the-language.com/cgi-bin/poll/images/files
Oops I wasnt suppose to put them all in the cgi-bin?
Machie wrote:
> Yes it does, there are two files "pollnow1.log" and
> "pollnow1_ip.log" both are 666ed (min they had to be
> according to the read.me file).
>
> The ip one doesnt have anything in it, the other has that 0|0|0|
> figures I mentioned earlier.
Well I cant help but wonder where the folder is then..
This is the path it looked for..
The corresponding URL for that would be
Yet that URL yields a 404.
> Yes it does, there are two files "pollnow1.log" and
> "pollnow1_ip.log" both are 666ed (min they had to be
> according to the read.me file).
>
> The ip one doesnt have anything in it, the other has that 0|0|0|
> figures I mentioned earlier.
Well I cant help but wonder where the folder is then..
This is the path it looked for..
/home/USERNAME/public_html/logs/pollnow1.log The corresponding URL for that would be
http://www.learn-the-language.com/logs/pollnow1.log Yet that URL yields a 404.
cjh wrote:
> Maybe I'm missing something, but is that favourites feature just
> a vote for that article, rather than the user having a list of
> their favourite articles? Or does the thumbs up add it to their
> favourites list?
No it pretty much just does "146 of 146 users recommend this story" so I would manually have to list all the most favourites images/pages.
Not sure why they say "146 of 146 users" because you cant thumbs down an article :S
> Maybe I'm missing something, but is that favourites feature just
> a vote for that article, rather than the user having a list of
> their favourite articles? Or does the thumbs up add it to their
> favourites list?
No it pretty much just does "146 of 146 users recommend this story" so I would manually have to list all the most favourites images/pages.
Not sure why they say "146 of 146 users" because you cant thumbs down an article :S
Garin wrote:
> Does the log file actually exist? I mean is pollnow1.log in the
> logs directory or is the directory empty at the moment?
Yes it does, there are two files "pollnow1.log" and "pollnow1_ip.log" both are 666ed (min they had to be according to the read.me file).
The ip one doesnt have anything in it, the other has that 0|0|0| figures I mentioned earlier.
> Does the log file actually exist? I mean is pollnow1.log in the
> logs directory or is the directory empty at the moment?
Yes it does, there are two files "pollnow1.log" and "pollnow1_ip.log" both are 666ed (min they had to be according to the read.me file).
The ip one doesnt have anything in it, the other has that 0|0|0| figures I mentioned earlier.
Machie wrote:
> Still the same unfortunatly :'( hmm I wonder where I'm going
> wrong.
Does the log file actually exist? I mean is pollnow1.log in the logs directory or is the directory empty at the moment?
> Still the same unfortunatly :'( hmm I wonder where I'm going
> wrong.
Does the log file actually exist? I mean is pollnow1.log in the logs directory or is the directory empty at the moment?
Maybe I'm missing something, but is that favourites feature just a vote for that article, rather than the user having a list of their favourite articles? Or does the thumbs up add it to their favourites list?
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