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25 Jun 2008, 4:53 AM
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HELP! I reset the sideboxes and my website disappeared!

I'm using the Cherry Zen template. In the Layout Boxes Controller I hit Reset at the bottom of the page. I had all but three sideboxes turned off, and the reset (as expected) turned on pretty much everything. However, when I refreshed my website, I expected to see all the new sideboxes, but only got the background and a bar across the top - no content, etc!!! So I turned all the sideboxes off again (except the 3 I had before) and I still have no website!

What happened? How do I get it all back?

Thanks.

25 Jun 2008, 5:20 AM
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Re: HELP! I reset the sideboxes and my website disappeared!

Switch back to the classic template and you do not have to reset the sideboxes because your previous settings are stored in the DB....

I have installed the cherry template several times and not seen this

I would recheck that your files uploaded with out errors

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24 Jan 2009, 10:04 PM
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Re: HELP! I reset the sideboxes and my website disappeared!

I'm using a clean install of the latest version of zencart.. just downloaded it today.

I created a custom template and uploaded it to my site... and when I reset the side boxes my entire "contentmainwrapper" is just gone. I still have a header to my site, but that's it... everything else is gone.

It was working fine on my localhost on my computer with the sideboxes on and everything.

Does anyone have any idea what might cause this? I've already tried reinstalling zencart and it's the same thing again... site looks good until I reset the sideboxes.

Here's a link to view it:
http://zencart-demo-store.littleolemedesigns.net/index.php

7 Feb 2009, 10:48 AM
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Re: HELP! I reset the sideboxes and my website disappeared!

When PXE booting a large number of nodes in a cluster simultaneously, this will inevitably leave a number of nodes stuck in the boot process. This has to do with the fact that standard TFTP and DHCP servers are not suitable for dealing with large numbers of nodes booting simultaneously. This project will involve analyzing the bottlenecks of the current DHCP/TFTP implementations using a network simulator.
The current DHCP and TFTP servers still have some room for parameter tweaking. Other TFTP and DHCP servers and implementations are also available to investigate. The goal of the project is to create an analysis of the situation to find the root cause of the problem. A solution should be presented, this could be done by tweaking parameters, introducing other DHCP or TFTP servers or using alternative protocols and implementations.

7 May 2009, 6:48 AM
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Re: HELP! I reset the sideboxes and my website disappeared!

When PXE booting a large number of nodes in a cluster simultaneously, this will inevitably leave a number of nodes stuck in the boot process. This has to do with the fact that standard TFTP and DHCP servers are not suitable for dealing with large numbers of nodes booting simultaneously. This project will involve analyzing the bottlenecks of the current DHCP/TFTP implementations using a network simulator.

The current DHCP and TFTP servers still have some room for parameter tweaking. Other TFTP and DHCP servers and implementations are also available to investigate. The goal of the project is to create an analysis of the situation to find the root cause of the problem. A solution should be presented, this could be done by tweaking parameters, introducing other DHCP or TFTP servers or using alternative protocols and implementations.