Mazie

Thanks, will do.

Thank you. I'll submit a ticket.

The error message I get when I try to publish is: "Server error; The page awards.js has been modified by (unknown) on 20 Nov 2005 16:08:15 - 0500." What has me baffled is that I didn't modify it and as far as I know, I'm the only one with access. Thanks for any help.

Thanks Bruce, that's a great suggestion. Being a very tedious program, I compared the file on my computer with the file on the server. Just to emphasize that I went line by line and found them to be identical. Any other suggestions?

Wow, you seem to be the right place for me! For some reason when I try to update my site, I get an error message regarding my js menus. There has been no problem until today when my update stops to tell me that my *.js has been modified. Since I didn't modify it, I'm not sure where to find the error. Here is a sample: //----------DHTML Menu Created using AllWebMenus PRO ver 3.1-#516--------------- var awmMenuName='awards'; var awmLibraryPath='/allwebmenus'; var awmImagesPath='/allwebmenus'; var awmSupported=(navigator.appName + navigator.appVersion.substring(0,1)=="Netscape5" || document.all || document.layers || navigator.userAgent.indexOf('Opera')>-1)?1:0; if (awmAltUrl!='' && !awmSupported) window.location.replace(awmAltUrl); if (awmSupported){ var awmMenuPath; if (document.all) mpi=document.all['awmMenuPathImg-awards'].src; if (document.layers) mpi=document.images['awmMenuPathImg-awards'].src; if (navigator.appName + navigator.appVersion.substring(0,1)=="Netscape5" || navigator.userAgent.indexOf('Opera')>-1) mpi=document.getElementById('awmMenuPathImg-awards').src; awmMenuPath=mpi.substring(0,mpi.length-16); while (awmMenuPath.search("'")>-1) {awmMenuPath=awmMenuPath.replace("'", "'");} var nua=navigator.userAgent,scriptNo=(nua.indexOf('Safari')>-1)?7:(nua.indexOf('Gecko')>-1)?2:((document.layers)?3:((nua.indexOf('Opera')>-1)?4:((nua.indexOf('Mac')>-1)?5:((nua.indexOf('Konqueror')>-1)?6:1)))); document.write("<script SRC='"+awmMenuPath+awmLibraryPath+"/awmlib"+scriptNo+".js'><\/SCRIPT>"); var n=null; awmzindex=900; } var awmSubmenusFrame=''; var awmSubmenusFrameOffset; var awmOptimize=0; function awmBuildMenu(){ if (awmSupported){ awmCreateCSS(1,2,0,'#FFFFFF','#5A75A7',n,'bold 12px sans-serif',n,'none',0,n,0,0); awmCreateCSS(0,1,0,n,'#5A75A7',n,n,n,'none',0,'#C0C0C0',0,0); awmCreateCSS(1,2,0,'#FFFFFF','#5A75A7',n,'italic 10px sans-serif',n,'none',1,n,0,1); awmCreateCSS(0,2,0,'#FFFFFF','#5A75A7',n,'italic 10px sans-serif',n,'none',1,n,0,1); var s0=awmCreateMenu(0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,3,134,0,0,1,0,"Awards Program","",n,1,1,1,0,n,n,100); it=s0.addItem(2,3,3," Purpose ",n,n,"","",n,n,n,"awards/purpose.htm",n); it=s0.addItem(2,3,3," Categories ",n,n,"","",n,n,n,"awards/categories.htm",n); it=s0.addItem(2,3,3," Nominations; ",n,n,"","",n,n,n,"awards/nomination.htm",n); it=s0.addItem(2,3,3," Award Recipients ",n,n,"","",n,n,n,"awards/recipient.htm",n); s0.pm.buildMenu(); }} I'm baffled at why I'm now getting an error message. thanks so much

YEAH ... Bruce, you are a genius. I followed your instructions and SUCCESS. NOTE: When I went back to download Coppermine, I noticed that they had created a new download as of December 27, 2005 and this might have been the real root of my problem. All I can say to Bruce is thank you, thank you, thank you. Happy New Year

Thanks for sticking with me on this mess. Your last notice was to see if install.php was in the Gallery file. This was a major leap for me. It's not, it's in a subfolder labeled cpg142. So, when I use the full path, this is the error: " Warning: main(include/sql_parse.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/vcmanag/public_html/Gallery/cpg142/install.php on line 36 Warning: main(include/sql_parse.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/vcmanag/public_html/Gallery/cpg142/install.php on line 36 Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required 'include/sql_parse.php' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/vcmanag/public_html/Gallery/cpg142/install.php on line 36 " Do I need to move the coppermine files to Gallery?

Sorry, guys, but I have to take a break from this frustration. I'll check back later today. I am doing exactly what you are saying, but get the 404 error.

I really appreciate all the attempts to help. Unfortunately, I have to leave this problem for a few hours. The instructions say: "open your web browser and run installation script (http://www.******/gallery/install.php" I did replace the "yourdomain" with my domain address. I tried both "gallery/install.php" and usiing the full path to the files. I still get the 404 error and don't understand what I'm doing wrong.

Thanks for the attempts to help. Okay, I don't understand the problem. Yes, I do replace "your_server" with my domain address. I've entered the address above both using "gallery/install.php and a full path to the files and I still get the 404 error.

When I use that address to install, I get a 404 error.

Jayson, I sent you and email; however, this seems to be quicker. I did go back to my ftp program and uploaded the rest of the coppermine files. I did chmod to 777 (now that I know what that means ;-}) Thanks for the tip to change back. The next step is to run the installation script. By logging in to "http://******/gallery/install.php" and I get an error that page cannot be found. Before you ask, yes, I put in my domain in place of "yourdoman.com" What am I doing wrong now?

Thanks so much Andy and Jayson. Okay, I got it now. As for my error message when I tried to install, I see that I didn't upload all of the coppermine files. If I have more questions on Coppermine, I'll contact you. This item is critical to one of the websites that I'm managing (I picked it up from someone else and they had all the photos in Active Server Files, so I don't know how he/she was able to get them on the TCH server). Thanks again for your help, I don't feel so dumb now. Mazie

Thanks, Steve. That helps explain what it is. Can you tell me what "CHMOD the following folders to 777" means. It then lists the folders from the coppermine files. I went to the file manager, but there doesn't seem to be a way to CHMOD from 755 to 777. Needless to say, I'm a little confused.

I hesitate to ask just an elementary question, but when a person doesn't know ... none of the answers help. I'm in the process of creating a Gallery and using Coppermine. I do just fine until I get to step 3. Your help says to chmod the following folders to 777. Like I said, I feel very dumb, but what does that phrase mean? Thanks for helping a truly in the dark new web designer