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  1. Woodsman
    From a local stand point try moving those image files still in your "public folder" and move them to your "uploads/emoticons/" then change those urls of the broken images to reflect to their new location. As for the workstation localhost situation you are correct and they most likely thought this test site may be on a closed hosted site. This is what I thought until the word "workstation" caught my eye.
  2. Woodsman
    If you are using a drop down box you can also do it this way. <span class="ft">{title}:</span><span class="fc">{content}</span><br />
  3. Woodsman
    try the 2nd method without the "href"
  4. Woodsman
    Try something on this example. <center><img src='href="http://localhost/your-install/images/option_{key}.png'></center> I think I did this wrong.... try it this way instead.... <center><img src="http://localhost/your-install/images/option_{key}.png" alt=""></center>
  5. Woodsman
    Glad to see you got it going ?
  6. Woodsman
    As Nathan has pointed out start out by verifying that the admin directory is still intact in your old 3.3 version. If not you will need to locate the changed file. Then try reversing these steps Now I have never had to do this but it may work for you... From the main directory locate the new directory and rename it back to admin then rename the constants.php file to contants-old.php to disable it for now. At this point I would then go back to the front end and see if everything was working correctly. If so then retry the upgrade.
  7. Woodsman
    Have you tried 4.2.8 with its converter? I tried here on my local and it worked for me.....
  8. Woodsman
    Yes you are allowed one test site with your license. This test site has to be offline to the general public.
  9. Woodsman
    The first page of this article should get you on your way just fine. Remember though to always make a backup of both your site and database just in case anything goes south on you. Good Luck and Have Fun!
  10. Woodsman
    Another thing that strikes my funny bone..... This is the only comment from you in 17 pages and not one saying you were in trouble or asking for help.
  11. Woodsman
    What didn't work for you? For so many this tutorial was very helpful and a small few had trouble. What is more curious are those who missed a step or just thought some steps were unnecessary ended up in trouble. Funny - In the beginning of the up grade there is a check list showing pass, fail or FYI.
  12. Woodsman
    Unfortunately previous 3rd party 3.4.x Skin themes, Mods, Hooks and Applications will not work with IPS 4.0 and above due to the new framework. You will need to contact the 3rd party developers and designers to see if what you need has been upgraded.
  13. Woodsman
    I do not use suhosin on my test sites but this seems to be another issue you have on this test site. Whether this is directly related is unsure so I think you may need to contact your hosting provider about both errors.
  14. Woodsman
    At this point it sounds more like a sever issue getting the same errors
  15. Woodsman
    Google search "convert myisam to innodb" Read this one for starters for doing multiple optimizations at once. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3856435/how-to-convert-all-tables-from-myisam-into-innodb
  16. Woodsman
    What is it showing you in your conf_global.php? $INFO['mysql_tbl_type'] = 'MyISAM'; $INFO['mysql_tbl_type'] = 'InnoDB';
  17. Woodsman
    It appears the converter did not compete all tasks. Did you run this tool before upgrade from 3.4.x? https://invisionpower.com/files/file/6823-ips-utf8-database-converter/
  18. Woodsman
    Check Member Group Permissions Members - Groups - Group Member (Administrator) Also Members - Staff - Moderators (Right Side) Edit needed groups - edit (pencil) *Give all permissions (button)
  19. Woodsman
    Yes.... In your ACP - Community - Forums - Forums. You can set any forum permissions the way you want them by clicking the down arrow (Right Side) select permissions.
  20. Woodsman
    When I went to your link I saw no error. but what I do see is the login screen to the upgrader. I'd throw you a screen shot but I am still reinstalling all applications after a system melt down. So give it another try is all I can give at the moment
  21. Woodsman
    I have not had this issue even with the many board upgrades on my local. What are you able to see from the ACP view? http://yoursite.com/admin/ Are you able to see the ACP properly? If so Go to System - bottom find Support. Look for "What do you need help with?" then then the radio button "Something isn't working correctly." then click continue. Does this help? 2nd question - What version of IPS 4.1.x are you installing? What version of php is installed on the server? IPS 4.1.12.x needs the php version of 5.5 or greater to work properly
  22. Woodsman
    If I am reading this correctly you have already successfully performed the migration to IPB 3.4.x? If so the changes have been made and you are running a fully functional IPB version of your board at this time? IF your answer to both questions are yes then You can create a backup copy of both your forum site and database preferably to a test site. Perform and test the upgrade on the test site first. This way if anything goes haywire your live site won't be affected.
  23. Woodsman
    Yes the public folder can go after the 3.x to 4.x upgrade.
  24. Woodsman
    Sorry I was gone for an extended weekend. Are you upgrading from 3.4 to 4.1.10? What browser are you using to test with? If you test with a different browser what happens? Are you using SSL? Please post a link or PM me with it. I had an issue after the 4.1.10 that gave me hell for a bit with old browser cache and cookies.
  25. Woodsman
    I agree this is unusual and needs looking into.
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