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ewong104
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Hong Kong
16 Posts

Posted - 28 August 2005 :  01:16:04  Show Profile
Hi,
I'm a newbie on forum as well as MOB installation, please bear with my fool question.

I've set up a forum Snitz 3.4.05 and run well so far.
I also tried to install the Photo Album v1.80, and followed the instruction at the README file, i.e.
1) Unzip all files and copied into forum folder ;
2) Inserted the script into default.asp as instructed ;
3) Inserted the script into admin_home.asp as instructed ;
4) uploaded the nconvert.exe into forum folder.

When I view the forum mainpage, the column "Photo Album" can be shown, however, an error page displays when I tried to go into.

At the meantime, "Photo Album Configuration" is also available on "admin option", another error page displays when I tried to go into.

I knew that there're a file "aspexec" need to install, but when I uploaded it and view it, another error page displays.

Would anybody gives me a helping hands...

Thanks in advance!

Eddie
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knitheaven
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32 Posts

Posted - 28 August 2005 :  17:51:57  Show Profile  Visit knitheaven's Homepage
ewong104,

Welcome to Snitz forum! I am pretty much newbie too, but I was able to install Photo Album successfully, so maybe I can help.

Is this the only mod you have put on or are there others as well?

If this is the ONLY MOD and you are putting it on, you do NOT have to do your #'s 2 & 3. In other words, the correct script is already in the Photo Album package and you just overwrite what is there.

You then go to your Photo Album configuration in the admin option and finish setting up.

Hope this helps, I chose Photo Album first because it appeared to be easiest. I'm trying to figure out the Events Calendar now. It involves many more changes and I keep coming up with errors.

I think Photo Album is a really great MOD!!!


Edited by - knitheaven on 28 August 2005 18:26:44
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ewong104
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Hong Kong
16 Posts

Posted - 29 August 2005 :  09:22:03  Show Profile
Dear knitheaven,
Thx for your reply. However, I've no luck that although followed your steps, i.e. Unzip all files and copied into forum folder, and uploaded the nconvert.exe into forum folder, it still doesn't work.
I can see the "Photo Album Configuration" at the Admin option, and it is pointed at "admin_home.asp" but is an error page.
This is the only MOD I install at my forum.
Thx again.

quote:
Originally posted by knitheaven

ewong104,

Welcome to Snitz forum! I am pretty much newbie too, but I was able to install Photo Album successfully, so maybe I can help.

Is this the only mod you have put on or are there others as well?

If this is the ONLY MOD and you are putting it on, you do NOT have to do your #'s 2 & 3. In other words, the correct script is already in the Photo Album package and you just overwrite what is there.

You then go to your Photo Album configuration in the admin option and finish setting up.

Hope this helps, I chose Photo Album first because it appeared to be easiest. I'm trying to figure out the Events Calendar now. It involves many more changes and I keep coming up with errors.

I think Photo Album is a really great MOD!!!




Eddie
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knitheaven
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32 Posts

Posted - 29 August 2005 :  15:28:07  Show Profile  Visit knitheaven's Homepage
ewong104,

I did NOT upload the Nconvert.ext into the forum folder either (sorry, I did not say this in my first reply).

All I did was FTP all of the PhotoAlbum downloaded files (22 of them) into the forum folder on the server. I then went to Admin Options and completed the setup.

Good luck!
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ewong104
Starting Member

Hong Kong
16 Posts

Posted - 30 August 2005 :  09:10:42  Show Profile
I uploaded all 22 files to the forum folder, and in fact I tried both, uploaded the Nconvert.exe or not, it did not work anyway.
Do you think it is relate to the Access DB that I'm using?

quote:
Originally posted by knitheaven

ewong104,

I did NOT upload the Nconvert.ext into the forum folder either (sorry, I did not say this in my first reply).

All I did was FTP all of the PhotoAlbum downloaded files (22 of them) into the forum folder on the server. I then went to Admin Options and completed the setup.

Good luck!



Eddie
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knitheaven
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Posted - 30 August 2005 :  12:32:40  Show Profile  Visit knitheaven's Homepage
ewong104

Sorry to hear it is still not working correctly.

quote:
Do you think it is relate to the Access DB that I'm using?


I have Access also, so I don't know if that's your problem or not.

My only other suggestion is to contact the creator of Photo Album? In the "readme" text he gives his email and website.

I hope you have success with this MOD as it seems very worthwhile.



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Shaggy
Support Moderator

Ireland
6780 Posts

Posted - 30 August 2005 :  13:09:12  Show Profile
quote:
Originally posted by ewong104
When I view the forum mainpage, the column "Photo Album" can be shown, however, an error page displays when I tried to go into.

At the meantime, "Photo Album Configuration" is also available on "admin option", another error page displays when I tried to go into.

I knew that there're a file "aspexec" need to install, but when I uploaded it and view it, another error page displays.
What are the errors? We can't be of much help if we don't know what's wrong.


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ewong104
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Hong Kong
16 Posts

Posted - 30 August 2005 :  22:41:50  Show Profile
Cannot displays the page.
HTTP 500 Internal Server Error

BTW, I place the album under the following path :
www.webhost.com/myname/forum

Thx!
quote:
What are the errors? We can't be of much help if we don't know what's wrong.


Eddie
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Shaggy
Support Moderator

Ireland
6780 Posts

Posted - 31 August 2005 :  05:11:57  Show Profile
Switch off friendly HTTP error messages under the Advanced tab of your Internet Options to see the exact error messages.


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ewong104
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Hong Kong
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Posted - 31 August 2005 :  08:29:50  Show Profile
Shaggy,
Bingo!
It shows Microsoft VBScript error '800a03ee'
/myname/forum/inc_photo_album_function.asp, row 290 tmp = replace(tmp, "?, " ' ")
After inserted " ' ", it works now
I'm now busying on another error...
After uploaded the picture, it shows "Error!
File did not upload to system please contact the system administrator"
It seems the directory uses to stroe the uploaded files not works properly, as "FOLDER DOESN'T EXIST ON FILE SYSTEM!" was shown on the "root file directory" column of Photo Album Admin.

quote:
Originally posted by Shaggy

Switch off friendly HTTP error messages under the Advanced tab of your Internet Options to see the exact error messages.




Eddie
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Shaggy
Support Moderator

Ireland
6780 Posts

Posted - 31 August 2005 :  09:25:06  Show Profile
And the directory does exist? If so, check the permissions on it to ensure you can upload to it.


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ewong104
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Hong Kong
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Posted - 31 August 2005 :  09:34:40  Show Profile
I placed a folder "album" in my "db" directory, I think it has write permissions as my access.mdb is at the same directory.
But it doesn't works!
quote:
Originally posted by Shaggy

And the directory does exist? If so, check the permissions on it to ensure you can upload to it.




Eddie
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Shaggy
Support Moderator

Ireland
6780 Posts

Posted - 31 August 2005 :  09:42:32  Show Profile
Is your db directory in your root directory or above it? Is the script definitely pointing to the correct directory? You can double check the latter by using a response.write no the path it tries to upload to (unfamiliar as I am with this mod, I can't tell you exactly where to do so).


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ewong104
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Hong Kong
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Posted - 31 August 2005 :  10:32:10  Show Profile
The paths here : www.webhost.com/myname/db/images,
both attributes : -rwxr-xr-x

quote:
Originally posted by Shaggy

Is your db directory in your root directory or above it? Is the script definitely pointing to the correct directory? You can double check the latter by using a response.write no the path it tries to upload to (unfamiliar as I am with this mod, I can't tell you exactly where to do so).




Eddie
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Shaggy
Support Moderator

Ireland
6780 Posts

Posted - 31 August 2005 :  10:55:27  Show Profile
I'd say the problem lies, then, in the directory path specified in the script.


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ewong104
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Hong Kong
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Posted - 31 August 2005 :  19:01:11  Show Profile
Sorry, which script?

Eddie
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