Recent content by Evan Gorman

I was able to get Joomla/Xenforo bridge working and users synced using the guides here and here. However, users can't logout, and other strange errors. I think it's because XenForo registration is Enabled. Does anyone know how to disable registration from xenforo? Screenshot...

Hey Coop, Forgive me if this is the wrong place but it looks like you're the go-to man for jfusion issues. Could I hire you to assist with my Joomla1.5/XenForo bridge? Everything is installed (Joomla1.5/Xenforo1.1.3/Jfusion1.7.7), but I've exhausted my ideas. Screenshot...

SOLVED! I changed the /install directory to from 775 to 755, and all files inside from 664 to 644. Installation page came right up. Voila!

Yes, the .htaccess in the root of joomla is the one I've been making suggested changes to. The joomla root .htaccess is here: http://pastebin.com/xqU5EYzn The one in root/community is here: http://pastebin.com/iid6MMn1

I edited the .htaccess in the root of Joomla. from: RewriteBase / to: RewriteBase /community2/ No dice. I didn't notice any changes by doing that either.

Installing XenForo in a subfolder of Joomla (/community). Downloaded 1.1.3 again. Uploaded to /community2, changed permissions, same results. http://i.imgur.com/gjL21.png http://i.imgur.com/516qN.png http://i.imgur.com/Nx0Ee.png HOWEVER, copied phpinfo.php to the new folder and now it won't...

There goes my theory of php being blocked. Phpinfo file was able to bring in data. Now I'm really stumped. My .htaccess is here: http://pastebin.com/xqU5EYzn

I set the community folder permissions back to 755 and left the other two at 777. I also tried removing .htaccess in the community folder and got a different message: Jake, I assumed you meant remove the .htaccess in the community folder and not the site root, correct? I did both just in case...

Jake, I'm thinking it's something on their end as well. I can easily access an html file at that location but not a php. Folder permissions are set to 777 for community, ./data, ./internal_data Would uploading my .htaccess file be a good idea?

Was unable to run the installer on my live site (Joomla 1.5, hosted by Rochen) so I took a backup and installed it locally using using WAMP. Live: Get a 500 error when trying to run the xenforo installer, or even the xenforo_requirements.php page Local: Everything installs and works fine...