When I use JSMF on my local server it is okay, but when I move it to my online host I get this error message: "Sorry, the copyright must be in the template.Please notify this forum's administrator that this site is using an ILLEGAL copy of SMF!"
I am using a Mobius template put out by Rockettheme SMF. In their forum at: http://www.rockettheme.com/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=149&topic=5341.0 there is a message: "I was using the JSMF bridge...IF you use the Wrapper instead of Wrapped, you get the error. There is a difference. In the JSMF config, set to wrapped, then when making a menu item, use the Link to Component feature and it works fine. Just don't use the Wrapper menu item. Make sense? All the other templates don't do this, so musta been a small footer change that didn't let the board find the copyright."
I am doing this but I still have the error. Any ideas?
« Last Edit: November 17, 2006, 08:59:15 PM by Warwick »
Unfortunately no...but i'm pretty sure www.simplemachines.org will have a solution. You tried their forums yet..? what's the url to your site, by the way..?
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Unfortunately no...but i'm pretty sure www.simplemachines.org will have a solution. You tried their forums yet..? what's the url to your site, by the way..?
I just made a change that I had missed on the Mobius joomla template instructions:
"A minor change is required in the Mobius joomla template in order for the SMF theme to know what color it should use. Open up the “index.php” file in your /templates/rt_mobius/ folder and modify the tag so it looks like this: <body class="<?php echo $tstyle; ?> <?php echo $widthstyle; ?> <?php echo $fontstyle; ?>">"
The most common thing with the copyright error . is that the code is not in de index.template.php (or is not correct) or that there is something going wrong with the language files.
Style problems with the footer: You can find it with the Firefox Webdeveloper toolbar. Your templates are using the same Class ID’s This can and is your problem. There are several ways to fix this.
Example of duplicate Class Id’s. (the footer Class Id)
I am wondering why the problem only arises when viewing the forums in the unwrapped way (like http://www.joomlahacks.com/forums), considering the forums don't interfere with Joomla!?
Sorry I do not have the answer to this question. Never looked how this error messages generates his out put. Think Wolverine is better in answering is question
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