FYI, the Installation Guide is now available at http://wiki.jobberbase.com/install

I wrote you a mail, don't know if you read it.

Hi,

I saw your site and the default theme looks and works as expected. I assume that you fixed whatever problem you had.

Hi!

In _config/config.envs.php try commenting out the following lines by putting // in front of each line

[code]
ini_set('error_reporting', $__instance['ini_error_reporting']);
ini_set('display_errors', $__instance['ini_display_errors']);
[/code]

I tried it locally and it seems to work just fine. Please let us know if it works for you.

Hi!

Jobberbase 1.8 is the first version where we've put the version define('JOBBERBASE_VERSION', '1.8'); in config.php.

Starting with 1.9, the version is defined in _config/config.settings.php

From what I remember, we never had a __includes/config_settings.php file.

PS: If you want, you can send me your site's link in a private mail via http://www.jobberbase.com/forum/email19.html and I'll try to find out what version you have installed.

As promised, I've investigated the problem and found the solution.

It was not working for you when trying to access JB over your network because no matching combination of [i]prefix[/i] and [i]app_url[/i] was found in config.envs.php.

For it to work correctly, you must use localhost inside [i]prefix[/i] and [i]app_url[/i] in one of the $__instances['xxx'] branch, and your machine's IP inside [i]prefix[/i] and [i]app_url[/i] in another $__instances['yyy'] branch as in my example below:
[code]
$__instances['local'] = array(
// should be a unique part of the url (or the entire url if you wish)
'prefix' => 'localhost',
// mysql credentials
'db_host' => 'localhost',
'db_port' => 3306,
'db_user' => 'root',
'db_password' => '',
'db_name' => 'jb19',
'db_prefix' => '',
// your site's full url
'app_url' => 'http://localhost/jb/',
// error reporting
'ini_error_reporting' => E_ALL,
'ini_display_errors' => 'Off',
// environment setting 1 (use 'local' for localhost/testing OR 'onlin …

Hi.

Be sure that you've correctly set up the $__instances['live'] part. Please note that the [i]prefix[/i] must be [b]yoursite.com[/b], whereas the [i]app_url[/i] must be [b]http://www.yoursite.com/[/b]. To enable debugging, change [i]ini_display_errors[/i] to On.

I had some time to look now and it's actually pretty easy to have this: open page_job.php and find the line [code]if (count($_SESSION['last_viewed_jobs']) > 10)[/code] Replace 10 with 4 and there you have it.

Hi,

This seems to be an .htaccess configuration issue.

I recommend that you replace your .htaccess files with the ones that came with jobberbase (you have one in the jobberbase root folder and the other one in the admin folder) and then do the following:

- in the .htaccess file from the jobberbase root folder add the line [b]RewriteBase /hairdresser-jobs[/b]
- in the .htaccess file from the admin folder add the line [b]RewriteBase /hairdresser-jobs/admin[/b]

Please let us know if it works.

Hi,

What you want is not available by default in jobberbase. I hope I'll have some time these days to implement it. When I'm done, I'll post here the solution.

As I explained above, you must make the _cache folder from admin/_templates writable.

Smarty is also telling you the same: Unable to write to $compile_dir '/home/abhamovies/domains/abhamovies.com/public_html/jobs/public/[b]admin/_templates/_cache[/b]'