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  • Posted: 02.04.2006, 17:24
     
    Cem
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    Now my site is on IIS and I didnt get it to work in the preview window of PLESK

    I get this error:
    Fatal error: Call to undefined function: adonewconnection() in C:\Inetpub\vhosts\domain\httpdocs\includes\pnAPI.php on line 488

    Can anybody help me ?
  • Posted: 06.04.2006, 17:45
     
    Cem
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    I have updated PostNuke, know I have only a problem with the template

    call to undefined function: themeheader

    anyone an idea to set the default template back in the databas ?

    /Cem
  • Posted: 06.04.2006, 19:23
     
    jbirchett
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    The PostNuke global settings are located in the <prefix>_module_vars table. In my case, it would be nuke_module_vars. The setting you need to change is Default_Theme. In a tool like phpMyAdmin, you can edit the setting by putting this in the SQL query box

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    SELECT * FROM `nuke_module_vars` WHERE `nuke_modname` = '/PNConfig' AND `nuke_name` = 'Default_Theme'
    And clicking the pencil icon in the resulting recordset. Obviously, if your prefix is not nuke_, you'll have to change the query to match your table and column names. Set the value to the following:

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    s:9:"ExtraLite"
    The 's' means string, the 9 means 9 characters long, and the "ExtraLite" means...ExtraLite.

    An easier method is to use the Postnuke Swiss Army Knife to reset the theme. It does this DB work for you.</prefix>

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