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	Ichigo : Newbie +		Dec 2007 9 0

#61

02-04-08

How come my user profile page still looks the same? It's still the 3.6.8 version... how do I alter this?

Edit: Seems to be a skin problem... default skin works. Damn.

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	jazzvirdee184 : Newbie +		Feb 2008 9 0

#62

02-04-08

help please

ok seriously can someone help me i cant seem to install this problem.... i've uploaded the files but then what?

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	xenoth : 50+		Dec 2007 96 100

#63

02-04-08

Originally Posted by jazzvirdee184

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ok seriously can someone help me i cant seem to install this problem.... i've uploaded the files but then what?

Have you run the install.php file?

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	jazzvirdee184 : Newbie +		Feb 2008 9 0

#64

02-04-08

i get Internal Server Error 500

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	xenoth : 50+		Dec 2007 96 100

#65

02-05-08

Originally Posted by jazzvirdee184

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i get Internal Server Error 500

can you confirm that your vbulletin config file is set up properly?

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	Ichigo : Newbie +		Dec 2007 9 0

#66

02-05-08

"The message you have entered is too short. Please lengthen your message to at least 2 characters."

Why is this happening to my members? I can post as admin, but mods and members get this error. Plus my mods can't mod anything (edit,delete etc).... omg help lol

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	jazzvirdee184 : Newbie +		Feb 2008 9 0

#67

02-05-08

Originally Posted by xenoth

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can you confirm that your vbulletin config file is set up properly?

what do you i mean do i nedd to change it?

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	xenoth : 50+		Dec 2007 96 100

#68

02-05-08

Originally Posted by jazzvirdee184

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what do you i mean do i nedd to change it?

yes, from the readme:

open the 'upload/includes/' folder. In this you will find config.php.new. You should rename this to config.php and then open it in a text editor. The config.php file is commented throughout, so you should be able to work out what values to enter for the variables yourself. When you have finished, save the file and then upload the entire contents of the 'upload/' folder to your web server.
When this is done, point your browser at http://www.example.com/forums/install/install.php (where www.example.com/forums/ is the URL of your vBulletin) and proceed to click the Next Step buttons until the script asks to fill in some addresses and names for your board.

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