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  1. That file will be the same. Let me check with your data.
  2. Is it blocking your use of the admin panel? I can patch that, but the error basically means your host has blocked the allow_url_fopen. I'll have a patch in a bit, just doing some testing. Thanks!
  3. Potential patch: http://downloads.phpvms.net/phpvms.beta.zip Just copy the /core/lib/pchart folder, and lemme know if that helps Don't need to run the update
  4. I'm not sure if you can automatically log-in, since phpBB does send a confirmation link until they are activated
  5. I was getting that error before as well. Clear your cache, and that fixed it for me. Delete the /lib/js folder and re-upload it. If that's a no-go, then use firefox, open the "error console", then check if any errors come up when clicking the 'add bid'. Also make sure the templates are sync'd up if you made changes to it.
  6. Yep, then you need to upgrade your server to use PHP 5
  7. Haha, it's ok. Gotta work these kinks out somehow. Seems like it's locking up on scaling. Can you do this for me: In admin/modules/dashboard/dashboard.php, line 57 is this: $reportcounts = PIREPData::ShowReportCounts(); After that, add: print_r($reportcounts); echo serialize($reportcounts); And just paste that output in there. It's a bug in the charting I'm using apparently, I'll have to fix that and send the patch to developers Thanks!
  8. The /lib/js/ajaxmap.js did change, did that upload?
  9. The parser only looks uptil the .php, the rest goes into the query string which I parse for the different peices. But yep, it's valid
  10. I'd switch to a Linux host if possible, reading on the wordpress forums about alot of issues with FastCGI on windows: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/150484 But hopefully you can get it resolved without that
  11. If you do a "info.php" file with this in it: <?php phpinfo(); ?> Does that give the same error?
  12. I would send a message to your host. Do you use Plesk? https://desk.hostdime.com/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=93
  13. Hey, Welcome to the forums. Just did a quick google search on that error, this might help; http://www.gidforums.com/t-1513.html http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&hs=uNO&q=php+The+specified+CGI+application+misbehaved+by+not+returning+a+complete+set+of+HTTP+headers.&btnG=Search I guess you're using IIS on Windows? I usually use Apache, but Google will be of some better help. I remember once getting a similar error, but setting PHP as an ISAPI extention yielded better results (and was faster too)
  14. Fixed, in 608 (I think you meant 605 not 608 ) It's synced upto the latest
  15. Hey everyone, Supplemental update has been posted, fixing a few issues. Just download it as usual, and run the /install/update.php This also adds a 'description' field to the downloads, and the dashboard graph slowness has (hopefully) been fixed. Nabeel
  16. Table names do differ, that's why there's the table prefixes also. To get the name etc of the registered user in the event: if($eventinfo[0] == 'registration_complete') { $userinfo = $eventinfo[2]; $userinfo->firstname; $userinfo->lastname; $userinfo->password; $userinfo->email etc, That's probably all you need, but do print_r($userinfo) to get all the fields. You can open a new DB connection if phpBB is a different DB. That's not a problem. I usually keep different apps on different DBs.
  17. It has to generate the charts, so it's doing that... usually it should be fast, but if your server-load if high, it could take a while. Make sure the /core/cache directory is writable with 0777. I'm gonna see if I can manually increase the execution time
  18. Are you on a free host? Is it on every page, or just the dashboard and finances?
  19. Yeah, we've had this request before a few times. It would need to be customizable enough and be able to use it/not use it. Eventually is the goal...
  20. Ok, fixed, will be up soon Didn't close the </form> tag, I thought IE was more forgiving :-X :
  21. No prob. It's working in FF for ya though right? This problem is really odd
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