Hi,
could you please try this with the template 'rhuk_milkyway'
What type of menu item did you choose: 'phoca gallery category list layout' or 'phoca gallery category layout'? If the second, did you specify a category?
Regards, Carolien
How do I make the gallery visible
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caro84g
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Re: How do I make the gallery visible
Please ask your support questions in the forums and not via PM - I delete those PM's
Backup before you do any major change to your website (and test first)
Backup before you do any major change to your website (and test first)
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eduardo
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Re: How do I make the gallery visible
it is funny, if you continue to click on The Gallery then index.php repeats itself !!
http://www.hetheuveloord.nl/cms/[b]inde ... /index.php[/b]/the-gallery
http://www.hetheuveloord.nl/cms/[b]inde ... /index.php[/b]/the-gallery
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Nukem36
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Re: How do I make the gallery visible
High!
you have a problem with your joomla-installation I suppose, not with Phoca!
You installed joomla to http://www.hetheuveloord.nl/cms/ the root leads to http://www.hetheuveloord.nl/ I suppose, so joomla won't find additional components / css a.s.o....
Try the following:
Go to your hosters website, login to your account and search for "change website root" or something similar. You'll find something like "./" change that to ./cms . Your website should work now and phoca too!? To make your current website visable again, you may change the root back again to ./
If you already have a website running and you want to first develop the new one with joomla, it would be better to make the developement locally and transfer database, all your joomla-files when you're ready with your site. Using a sub-directory is possible, but needs a deeper understanding of joomla-internals!
Regards
Nukem36
you have a problem with your joomla-installation I suppose, not with Phoca!
You installed joomla to http://www.hetheuveloord.nl/cms/ the root leads to http://www.hetheuveloord.nl/ I suppose, so joomla won't find additional components / css a.s.o....
Try the following:
Go to your hosters website, login to your account and search for "change website root" or something similar. You'll find something like "./" change that to ./cms . Your website should work now and phoca too!? To make your current website visable again, you may change the root back again to ./
If you already have a website running and you want to first develop the new one with joomla, it would be better to make the developement locally and transfer database, all your joomla-files when you're ready with your site. Using a sub-directory is possible, but needs a deeper understanding of joomla-internals!
Regards
Nukem36