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Archived fixes / Re: Fatal error: Unsupported operand types (Load.php on line 1971)
« on March 27th, 2014, 09:26 PM »
after changing this line, i press refresh at browser and the normal site appear, then i click to forum thread -> Load.php error, refresh or something won´t help, always htdocs/gz/app/Load.php on line 2091 (also incognito mode at browser)
i won´t get to the normal site again
but with git #0ad741a2a8 it seems to work (even with navigating through the site)
thanks for fix !
i won´t get to the normal site again
but with git #0ad741a2a8 it seems to work (even with navigating through the site)
thanks for fix !
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Archived fixes / Re: Fatal error: Unsupported operand types (Load.php on line 1971)
« on March 27th, 2014, 05:42 PM »
After 2-3 clicks at the forum (looks like it should) i got the same error again (maybe a php cache problem ?) :hmm:
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Archived fixes / Re: Fatal error: Unsupported operand types (Load.php on line 1971)
« on March 27th, 2014, 05:34 PM »// $language_directories += glob(LANGUAGES_DIR . '/*', GLOB_ONLYDIR);
$language_directories += (array) glob(LANGUAGES_DIR . '/*', GLOB_ONLYDIR);(it is a local test install of wedge, so no url or something because it only shows a blank white page ;) )
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Archived fixes / Re: Fatal error: Unsupported operand types (Load.php on line 1971)
« on March 27th, 2014, 04:59 PM »
I got the same problem. Using git-3f1acd5e1a (27.03.14) - 1.st time install.
htdocs/gz/app/Load.php on line 2091
Ubuntu-Server 14.04
PHP Version 5.5.9, Server API FPM/FastCG
Apache/2.4.7
some ideas ?
htdocs/gz/app/Load.php on line 2091
Ubuntu-Server 14.04
PHP Version 5.5.9, Server API FPM/FastCG
Apache/2.4.7
some ideas ?
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Features / Re: gallery from the admin pov
« on April 18th, 2012, 07:41 PM »
Hehe i know simple is always difficult to define.
I got an board where nearly all users are not technical affine, you could say computer idiots. The problem is that these people are the most users of the internet. I didn´t ask you to do it for an kindergarten child, but the core features should be girlfriend/mother proof.Quote :cool:Quote I know, but e.g. gallery3 does the same but it is much easier to use. Can´t imagine that i have used an "gallery" software where folder creation is that complicated. It works for sure but easy and intuitive is something other :)
I got an board where nearly all users are not technical affine, you could say computer idiots. The problem is that these people are the most users of the internet. I didn´t ask you to do it for an kindergarten child, but the core features should be girlfriend/mother proof.
That's been there for years in the 2.x (paid) line and is in Wedge.
Except that it's far more involved than just creating a new folder. Albums have permissions, just because you want to share your pictures with everyone does not mean the rest of us do. In fact, there are multiple albums here that are deliberately not shown to everyone - which *requires* having that extra UI.
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Features / gallery from the admin pov
« on April 18th, 2012, 06:42 PM »
At the moment there are not many informations about the gallery system from the admin point of view. I`d like to ask if there are changes planed or even already finished.
I`m using SMF + Aeva for an board with ~4000+ Pictures and I´m very pleased with the interation, besides a few things.
- Creating an folder/subfolder... is much too complicated.
Why not click on an existing folder and then click a button "create new folder", this would saves so much time instead of creating it over the admin panel. Also there are too much "useless" settings as per folder settings. I think it would be better to have an very simple gui for this task (or even simple / advanced settings). The Aeva way of creating folders made it impossible to use for nearly every normal user.
- BBC embed code [medla id=123]
It is nice and for technical affine people no problem. But if you look from the mother/girlfriend/normal facebook user views this step is nearly impossible.
Better would be that you have an button at "insert a picture from gallery" at creating a post. Then a frame pops of (better no new window cause of the pop up blockers in nearly all browsers) where you can brows the gallery an choose an image with the desired type (preview, full ..). Copy and paste the media id seams easy but belief me 90% of my board users aren`t able to use it. Also it would looks better integrated in the board software.
To design a board software from the "normal user" view is difficult i know, but i hope you can achieve an easy to use software for everyone :)
best regards
I`m using SMF + Aeva for an board with ~4000+ Pictures and I´m very pleased with the interation, besides a few things.
- Creating an folder/subfolder... is much too complicated.
Why not click on an existing folder and then click a button "create new folder", this would saves so much time instead of creating it over the admin panel. Also there are too much "useless" settings as per folder settings. I think it would be better to have an very simple gui for this task (or even simple / advanced settings). The Aeva way of creating folders made it impossible to use for nearly every normal user.
- BBC embed code [medla id=123]
It is nice and for technical affine people no problem. But if you look from the mother/girlfriend/normal facebook user views this step is nearly impossible.
Better would be that you have an button at "insert a picture from gallery" at creating a post. Then a frame pops of (better no new window cause of the pop up blockers in nearly all browsers) where you can brows the gallery an choose an image with the desired type (preview, full ..). Copy and paste the media id seams easy but belief me 90% of my board users aren`t able to use it. Also it would looks better integrated in the board software.
To design a board software from the "normal user" view is difficult i know, but i hope you can achieve an easy to use software for everyone :)
best regards