OK, I have overwritten index.php using the index.php from the zip file. I have access to the website again, but have no access to the forum.

In the ./forum/index.php file no entry containing "//JOOMLAHACKS.COM" exists. So I need not change it? But I have no access to my forum anymore. I get the error message:
Not Found
The requested URL /forum/installation/index.php was not found on this server.

Now on the subject of changing hosts. I might misunderstand you, because I have access to the files in my part of the file structure. I use a nice tool, called DirectAdmin. So I need not change provider?

Lastly, I think I will get the error as explained in my post on the previous page, which I will quote here:

So what steps do I need to follow to get a working bridge (and working forum)?

Michel

Hi,

Because the forum was not so important I thought to remove it until I could figure out the problem I have. So I went to the Administrator part of the website, opened the menu "Installers -> Components", selected the installed JSMF bridge, and pressed the 'Uninstall' button. When I logged out, I got the following error:

Now I can't even view the website. What do I need to do to get my website back? I tried to install an old index.php, and got the next error message "Direct Access to this location is not allowed.".

The code around line 158 is:

For the record, line 158 was the third line of above code, or:

Anyone know what I need to do to get back to a working Joomla?

TIA
Michel

My website's file management tool is DirectAdmin from www.site-helper.com. I've browsed around in the directory structure I have access to and could not find the directory etc or log, nor a file php.ini. I will look if I can get an answer from my service provider on the issue of an error log. But the prospects look dim.

Michel

Modify:
I had some discussion with my website provider, and it is not possible to get this information.

What I later noticed was that I cannot change the settings of accounts in www.mysite.com/administrator -> User Management. I wanted to change an account from Administrator to Registered, and got the error message 'This username/password already in use. Please try another.' And this is off course a pre-defined message which you can find in the /language/english.php file.

AFAIK I followed the installation documentation to the letter. The error message I get is:

"You are not authorised to view this resource
You need to login"
A rather standard error report.

Where do I find the php error log?

Hi all,

Since this week I use SMF as forum on Joomla. I installed Joomla-SMF 2.0.2 bridge. After Installation I added a handful of accounts on Joomla, and those are now usable on SMF. But I can not log in into Joomla any more. And when I look into the database, I see the accounts in the joomla_users table and in smf_members. So does anyone know what the problem is?

Lucky me. I can log in as Administrator again (But only when I use http://www.mysite.org/administrator/    ). I can absolutely not access my website using the front end log in module.

Macamba

Some data:

    * Joomla: 1.0.12
    * SMF: 1.1.3
    * JSMF: 2.0.2
    * PHP: 2.8.2.4
    * MySQL: 4.1.21-standard

Hi all,

Today I added SMF forum and the JSMF bridge from Joomal to my test site. But at this moment I have no access whatsoever to my site! Does anyone know what happened, and more importantly, how I can get access to the site again? I get the following error if I log in as normal registered user, and as admin:
U bent niet bevoegd om dit onderdeel te bekijken.
U dient zich in te loggen.

or translated:
You are not authorised to view this resource
You need to login
(directly form english.php and dutch.php).

I asked to get a new password send, both admin and an user, and I am still waiting for the e-mail.

Michel

Other information:

• Joomla: 1.0.12
• SMF: 1.1.13
• JSMF: 2.0.2
• CB: Don't know, not used
• PHP: 2.8.2.4
• MySQL: 4.1.21-standard

Hi,

This is my first post on this forum. So bear with me 

I personally use a VI clone, called Lemmy. But I would not want to suggest that to you. It is only for those who are (a little bit) initiated in HTML, CSS and PHP.

What I would suggest is:
SeaMonkey: An Internet suite, containing a browser and a composer: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/seamonkey/
First Page 2006: http://www.evrsoft.com/ (contains links to explanations of keywords)
HTML Kit: http://www.htmlkit.com/

But to be honest, these are heavy applications. I never use them, even have no experience with HTML Kit. My Lemmy starts faster, and has therefore my preference.

Hope this helps you,
Macamba