If you extracted locally... check again for these folders. They might not appear when viewing the listing within the archive. If not found, best to do your extraction from the archive again because they ~are~ created when the archive is unzipped
Yes, thanks - also I actualized this to my post above, but beware: I just searched for "POST" and not for POST (I don't think it's a good idea to replace $_POST with $_post) YES, for those who do not know better... these are the two lines: "/include/inc_front/content/cnt23.article.in...
Karla, are all files at your list for the frontend? No, I had excluded external files like WYSIWYG editors, code snippets, setup, update etc. Here is a link to the actual output for that search (with file names, line number, content and column number) where POST is "capitalized" in 1.2.1D...
Wow - you're an angle!!!!! This is the right place! Many, many thanks, man? woman? 8) I have yet to meet anyone of the male persuasion, named like me, but it's a BIG world and since the great Johnny Cash sang "A Boy Named Sue"... times have changed. :lol: There are some ~curves~ to this a...
sorry, but In all these files, there are "post" and no "POST" I don't understand this? Every file that I listed (I ignored /setup and /upgrade folders) has the word POST (capitalized) in the original archive! (I just did a "case-sensitive search" - nothing about "...
Somewhere in one of these... LOL :roll: "index.php" "login.php" "phpwcms.php" "include/inc_act/act_addchat.php" "include/inc_act/act_formmailer.php" "include/inc_act/act_frontendcss.php" "include/inc_act/act_ftptakeover.php" "...
When I upgraded RC4 to DEV version, I was getting similar messages in backend admin>articles page... ...because some of the "content parts" that used images could no longer find the referenced image. So, make sure that all the .GIF images that (are/were) listed in filecenter are now still ...