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Announcation
Hello. I noticed when I installed my Vanilla forum "Welcome to Vanilla!
You will quickly notice that it is very ... vanilla. You should definitely spice things up with some add-ons."
Can you make one your self? An own announcement? Which maybe could link to a topic? If not then maybe that would be a nice add-on.
PS. How do I quote text?
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But how is it with the safety? If HTML is allowed is there no risk for hackers to write some malicious code?
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/user/wwwroot/domain.com/community/conf/settings.php on line 29
Now I can not even access my Vanilla forum. And I just edited the announcement topic. I will remove the extension from FTP and see if it works.
NOO, I removed it from the FTP and the same message appear on the forums. Now I can't access my Vanilla forum. Dang it!
I now removed the strings from the settings.php file, but what? My FTP client (Transmit) says that it hasn't permissions to replace the settings.php file.
I can't even CHMOD the settings.php file (permission denied).
What did you add to the announcement box to cause this error?
To get rid of an add-on from loading open the conf\extensions.php file, find the line you are looking for, like:
include($Configuration['EXTENSIONS_PATH']."Legends/default.php");
And delete the line, save, and everything should be back to normal.
Nope I try to edit that but it also says "Permission denied" "Error 160, can not start data transfer". And neither I can CHMOD that file.
Should I take the risk to delete the extension.php file and try to transfer the new extension.php? If it gives me the same error, then it isn't good.
Did you try logging into your database to see if you can remove the message text?
And as for your conf/extensions.php - you should be able to delete that file and upload a different version. That would also fix it easier. If you cant even delete it (not being able to edit it is normal) you need to contact your hosts.
The ConfigurationManager class can save a setting on two line, but when it will try to update later the same setting it won't see that it on two line, and you will end-up with this kind of setting
$Configuration['ANNOUNCE_MESSAGE'] = 'Default Announcement Message'; Message';
To fix this bug the ConfigurationManager should replace the new line break.
I use addcslashes()/stripcslashes() on the invitation only system extension to prevent it.