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Re:Extended menu on localhost error Posted: 5 Months, 1 Week ago Karma: 1  
Okay, another thing to try...

Is $mosConfig_absolute_path declared as a global variable in the function?

Just a thought...
 
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Re:Extended menu on localhost error Posted: 5 Months, 1 Week ago Karma: 8  
Thing is, if he is using the downloaded files they should work with cb 1.1 without the need to make any modifications. Unless his setup is different from a standard joomla 1.0 setup....

Do you have a link to your site buddy?
 
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Re:Extended menu on localhost error Posted: 5 Months, 1 Week ago Karma: 1  
Andy wrote:
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Thing is, if he is using the downloaded files they should work with cb 1.1 without the need to make any modifications. Unless his setup is different from a standard joomla 1.0 setup....

Do you have a link to your site buddy?


Andy, I just checked something...

I got his error on my localhost. If he's using PHP 5.2.4 and up (like I am), he's getting an error because the latest version of PHP requires you to declare every variable used or you get an error notice.

I just fixed this by using a combination of both methods I listed before. He has to both declare the variable $mosConfig_absolute_path as global in the function global vars section (just add it to the list already there) and he must add a corrective slash to the pathway in the line actually calling the XTD file.

That seemed to fix things right away.
 
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Re:Extended menu on localhost error Posted: 5 Months, 1 Week ago Karma: 8  
Good work brat! I'm not using that version so I probably wouldn't have came across this issue until it hit me lol. Maybe I should get round to being upto date..
 
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Re:Extended menu on localhost error Posted: 5 Months ago Karma: 0  
@Brat: I am using PHP 4.3.10
And after defining the $mosConfig_absolute_path = '';
it works even without the corrective slash.

Great thanks for your help, I now finally can start playing around with CB and it design
 
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