Jul 18th, 2011, 10:05 AM
Hey Dave,
Good to hear from you!
Yeesh, sounds like you're having a number of problems. First off, that API function was defined in the first version of the API and hasn't changed, so the error you're getting is almost certainly a path issue. Try switching the relative to absolute or vice-versa. I'm positive it's the path to the file. It's kind of hard to debug without getting access to the site, so if it comes to that, send me an email (ben.keen@gmail.com) and I'll look at it directly.
What error, exactly? Does the error occur within phpMyAdmin?
Porting over to new hosts is always a nuisance, and I should really write up a tutorial for it. So after you copy the files, the #1 place to update is the config.php file to ensure all the key settings are up to date. Once that's done, you'll need to (1) wade through the ft_settings table to update all old paths & URLs then (2) look at the ft_accounts table and update all Logout URLs for the client accounts. I think those are the only places... but don't hold me to that.
Haha, no not yet, sorry.
In fact, I hate to say it but I'm dropping the Media Gallery module: it's just too crumby. I want to add a "real" module for image management, and that module is too basic - it offers very little functionality and it's a mess. The plan is to add a new "Image Manager" module for more integrated handling of images within Form Tools (thumbnail generation, displaying of thumbs on the Submission Listing pages, image cropping, etc.).
PayPal integration is also on the list... so much to do! *sigh*
- Ben
Good to hear from you!
Yeesh, sounds like you're having a number of problems. First off, that API function was defined in the first version of the API and hasn't changed, so the error you're getting is almost certainly a path issue. Try switching the relative to absolute or vice-versa. I'm positive it's the path to the file. It's kind of hard to debug without getting access to the site, so if it comes to that, send me an email (ben.keen@gmail.com) and I'll look at it directly.
Quote:On another note, how can I port the entire install to a nw host if I want to move it? I have tried creating a new db and importing the SQL but that throws an error.
What error, exactly? Does the error occur within phpMyAdmin?
Porting over to new hosts is always a nuisance, and I should really write up a tutorial for it. So after you copy the files, the #1 place to update is the config.php file to ensure all the key settings are up to date. Once that's done, you'll need to (1) wade through the ft_settings table to update all old paths & URLs then (2) look at the ft_accounts table and update all Logout URLs for the client accounts. I think those are the only places... but don't hold me to that.
Quote:Any built in media viewers and PayPal IPN Integration?
Haha, no not yet, sorry.
In fact, I hate to say it but I'm dropping the Media Gallery module: it's just too crumby. I want to add a "real" module for image management, and that module is too basic - it offers very little functionality and it's a mess. The plan is to add a new "Image Manager" module for more integrated handling of images within Form Tools (thumbnail generation, displaying of thumbs on the Submission Listing pages, image cropping, etc.). PayPal integration is also on the list... so much to do! *sigh*
- Ben