If the admin area is ever to work, there *must* be an /admin/includes/configure.php file. (assuming your "admin" folder is named "admin" and not renamed)Originally Posted by cdjohn31
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1 Oct 2007, 10:18 AM #1
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Re: Errors in application_top
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Re: Errors in application_top
DrByte, There is a configure.php as you rightly say. I've spent too many hours staring at the screen, I think.
The hosting company, Telivo, have denied changing anything on relative paths but, as if by magic, since I complained on Monday it all works OK without your additional code.
I've put this one down to experience.
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