Tom

It does work on another webserver, because it worked prior to moving. I replaced the files earlier on in the topic with no success, and it's a problem with the files themselves (or so the server thinks) rather than the install so another fresh install wouldn't do anything :-

Yes

Well they upgraded the php version in an attempt to fix this error, it wasn't working before the change either.. Ill ask about APC caching and accelerators.

and header and footer..

Could you attach a copy of the index also so I can play around with it locally? Cheers.

What, the one that says use Chrome? ;D Chrome is good. Works every time. Anyways em I'm not really sure what's going on with your code here (had a look in chrome), what's the function of the "body" div? it just doesn't seem to do anything. In IE I get the following errors: Object expected, Line 77 Char 5 Object expected, Line 110 Char 3 That looks like your javascript though. Other than that hard to tell, you blocked right clicking. By the way - on a side note, when you decrease the size of the browser such that the "Pilot Center" tab thing moves over the rest of the page it moves it down creating a space, you should look into having that move over the header rather than displace it.

Line 42 the same. The host have recently updated their version of php. No problems with anything else.

Also the same.

Yup mine looks exactly like that..

I deleted and totally reuploaded every file from a fresh download and it's still showing :/ And again on the Install Check I get the same error. Also, the VMS on my own site on the same host is showing these errors after being reuploaded.

Im not sure what file you want me attaching, but the install check returns the following error:

Sorry in advance if this has already been posted about, too busy to search at the moment. We've recently moved server and after reuploading the files taken from a backup and restoring the database we receive the following error on the index.php: I've also reuploaded a fresh copy of the file from the phpvms download and it's still there. Any ideas? Thanks.

Hmm, the colours are really good but I think you should use a bit less of them. It's very intense. Also I'm not sure if that's full size but it's very small. It's really good otherwise!

You need to edit that part in the php, in core/modules/Contact/Contact.php

Add: "float:left;" to the css for the first image and the second image should move up next to this one.

Sorry chikolol but you are totally wrong about the backgrounds: Also before anyone starts, the navigation bar also looks similar, but is definitely different. The layout is good, granted not original, but at least not stolen. Also - not sure if this is a chrome problem but it normally displays everything pretty well - your main content is overlapping your sidebars, so you might want to look into that.

Love the colours and livery, hope this develops. Good luck!

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It's difficult to know what you want doing here. Could you possibly provide a link to your site as it is at the moment and then summarise your issue into a sentence, for example "Make font smaller" or something of the sort.

You would put the php code you find in the example you posted into the javascript you're using for your menu, for example: [null, 'Contact Us', null, '_self', 'Contact Us'] would become: [null, 'Contact Us', '<?php echo url('/contact'); ?>', '_self', 'Contact Us'] And where you want to have the admin menu, you would use the php if to wrap the entire drop down, so it wouldn't show for other users.

Ah, if the version I have on my computer is the newest, which I expect it is, go to admin/lib/ and rename the "layout" folder to "layout_light" and the "layout_dark" folder to "layout".

Then you'll need to find a copy of the old admin/lib/ folder and take the css and images folder.

Yes you mean the one that looks like this: (Only image I could find ) That's the old admin panel.

That'll be the old version. You'll have to get an old version of admin.css (and probably the images) found in /admin/lib/

Admin templates are found in /admin/templates/ Keep a local copy of all the ones you edit so when you update you can reupload them. I wouldn't recommend editing them unless you're just adding text or changing the style, you might end up messing it up big time.