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I get an error that says “Warning: main(): stream does not support seeking in /home/site/public_html/fan/protection.php on line 24″, but only when I log out of my admin.php. Have I done something wrong?
It’s an error caused by certain server settings, meant to prevent the inclusion of malicious files. See this forum topic for more information and a quick fix: http://codegrrl.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=8932.
May 29, 2004 | 
By Sasha | 
Filed under FAQ, PHPFanBase: Troubles, Scripts
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I want to link directly to my entire member list without going through the country section. Can that be done?
Yes. Simply link to “members.php?id=all” instead of just “members.php” and that should display your entire member list.
May 29, 2004 |
By Sasha |
Filed under FAQ, PHPFanBase: Customize, Scripts
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PHPFanBase was working fine until yesterday, but all of a sudden I’m getting errors and I haven’t changed anything! What’s wrong?
If you genuinely haven’t changed anything at all, it may be a problem with your server/host. Give it a little while to see if the problem resolves itself and the error goes away. If after a few days the problem persists, contact your host to see if anything has changed their end.
May 23, 2004 |
By Sasha |
Filed under FAQ, PHPFanBase: Troubles, Scripts
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I need to Edit my member information, but no matter what I try, it says “Sorry, no records were found! Please press the back button on your browser to try again…”
Try going into Edit Members and hitting Submit Query without entering any information into the text boxes at all. That should bring up all your members.
May 23, 2004 |
By Sasha |
Filed under FAQ, PHPFanBase: Troubles, Scripts
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When I try to preview my PHP page in my browser, it tries to save the file instead of displaying it. What could be causing this?
This may be happening if you are trying to preview the page on your own computer, without first uploading it to the server. This often happens when people press F12 to preview from programs like Dreamweaver. Most home computers don’t know how to read PHP, so they do the only thing they can: save the file. Try uploading to your web host, and viewing it there.
If this still happens even after the file is uploaded (make sure your browser’s address bar says ‘http://’ instead of ‘file://’), your host might not support PHP. Contact your host to see if they do, and if not, what kind of scripts they do support.
