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Timer Extension repeating in the extensions list
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Got a weird problem in the "extensions".
I installed vanilla and modified only one thing:
In appg/init_internal.php file, changed line 92 from this:
To this:
I did exactly the same thing for init_external.php
Otherwise, vanilla won't work with my name-base virtualhost Apache setup.
Now when I click "manage extensions" I get several entries of the same extension: "timer"
So on ALL PLACES, where there should be other extensions, it's the timer extension. The list just goes on like:
Timer [enable]
Timer [enable]
Timer [enable]
Timer [enable]
etc...
En when I "enable" it, the whole list enables.
Anyone any idea?
Using PHP5.
Got a weird problem in the "extensions".
I installed vanilla and modified only one thing:
In appg/init_internal.php file, changed line 92 from this:
$Page->Import($Page->ControlFile);
To this:
$Page->Import('/srv/www/vhosts/test01.sermo.nl/'.$Page->ControlFile);
I did exactly the same thing for init_external.php
Otherwise, vanilla won't work with my name-base virtualhost Apache setup.
Now when I click "manage extensions" I get several entries of the same extension: "timer"
So on ALL PLACES, where there should be other extensions, it's the timer extension. The list just goes on like:
Timer [enable]
Timer [enable]
Timer [enable]
Timer [enable]
etc...
En when I "enable" it, the whole list enables.
Anyone any idea?
Using PHP5.
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...I feel stupid. *grinnn*
And it works ! thanx !