EPC in PHP-Nuke

[dancedyn]

Hey all,

I've got EPC installed and working as a block and module within PHP-Nuke, but I can't get the theme to work, and the on-mouseover popup isn't working either.

Thoughts?

[ve9gra]

I think that my answer via email should get you fixed up.

Issue was using a temporary domain (https://www.easyphpcalendar.com/support/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=9&nav=0).

[dancedyn]

Tried the suggested solution, now the block/module have disappeared (along with all my other right-side blocks). Not sure what to do. >.<

[ve9gra]

Shouldn't have changed the serverPath, only the URL path needed fixing. If you send me your FTP login information (via email) I could have a look at it.

[jux]

I had the same problem where the theme wouldn't work and the mouseovers didn't work either after following the instructions posted in this forum for postnuke. I got it work by modifying the instructions for the content in block administration

From this:

echo "<div class=\"epc\">";
require("calendar/calendar.php");
echo "</div>";


To this:

echo "<div class=\"epc\">";
$CSS=1;require("calendar/calendar.php");
$OL=1;require("calendar/calendar.php");
require("calendar/calendar.php");
echo "</div>";


Don't know if it is the preferred way or not but it solved the problem and looks good now.

[ve9gra]

PostNuke and PHP-Nuke have different ways of implementation. Please use the appropriate integration module.

[jux]

Sorry Ve9gra (assuming your post was directed at me). I am using postnuke but the problems were very similar and wanted to offer my experience with installing in postnuke since I had to modify the instructions to get it to work in postnuke. Didn't know if it would carry over to php-nuke but figured it couldn't hurt to offer up similar experiences.

[dancedyn]

Thanks for all your help guys; as it turns out, the self-extracting installer somehow managed not to install the file /functions/calendar.php - so, with a quick upload of that, and ve9gra's never-ending help, it works now. :clap:

[ve9gra]

That's great Kevin!

Jux, I just released a PostNuke integration package a few weeks ago. Before that there was no real clean way of integrating it other than the way you did it. Now with the package it is hopefully easier, and reusable. I should note that the package was built because of Xanthia themes. The templating engine was messing up adding the CSS and overLib functions.