Of course. In versions of the CMS module before 0.4.8, you were required to have the GD library. In recent versions, the GD library is optional. Go to the CMS setup page, set the Enable the use of the graphic functions from the GD library to 0 and you are done. Just note that the automatic generation of images (in the stats page and in autoalbums) will be disabled.

Of course. In versions of the CMS module before 0.4.7, the GD 1.8 support was not well tested. From version 0.4.7 the support for GD 1.8 is complete. Go to the CMS setup page, set the use truecolor jpeg images (GD 2.0) to 0 and you are done.

The current answer is no. Why? Because the CMS module was designed as a module, an add-on. It takes advantage of the Phprojekt functions. Currently, it cannot be separated easily. Maybe in a later release this option will be offered, but for now the answer is no. But, if you are a developer, this is a hint: all database functions, user-related variables and the group information is from Phprojekt. If you can substitute them, you are done.

After running the setup routine, I cannot change anything. The message is You cannot change the configuration. Only the set user can change the settings or You cannot create the tables. Only the set user can create the database tables.

Some/all characters of my alphabet are wrongly displayed. This only happens with the CMS module, other Phprojekt modules are Ok..

One of the great advantages of The Content Hub over other most other website CMS systems is that it can be used to manage websites using any server side language - as long as the server supports it. Currently our server supports ASP.net, ASP and PHP, but if you had a particular need for another language then we could look into supporting that as well.

PHP 5.x versions older than 5.0.4 have a very important bug (bug id 32290). This bug affects object oriented software like G2, and the libraries that G2 uses (Smarty, ADOdb). We know of at least two features that don't work because of this bug (advanced search, publishxp). There may be many other problems, including data integrity issues. Bottom line: PHP 5.0.3 has a grave bug. Gallery cannot reasonably work around it. Upgrading to PHP 5.0.4+ should resolve it. If you must stick with PHP 5.0.

Firstly, you do not need to compile in mod_cookies in order for your scripts to work (see the previous question for more about mod_cookies). Apache passes on your Set-Cookie header fine, with or without this module. If cookies do not work it will be because your script does not work properly or your browser does not use cookies or is not set-up to accept them.

First, select the images you want to use. To get an idea, go to the cm/layout/cm_gnome (or any other skin directory) and open the cm_images.inc.php and cm_filetypes.inc.php files. The first file contains an array with the definitions of the icons from each iconset, mostly navigation and dialog icons. The second file contains an array with the definitions for images used in file listings, mostly file types.

Internet Explorer keep hanging when displaying the CMS module pages, mostly with pages with lot of graphics.

GD now works with Win32, and can be installed using PPM (the Perl Package Manager). GD is also shipped with the Perl Resource Kit for Win32. This graphics library allows the creation and some manipulation of industry standard GIF format images.

See the files in /usr/src/linux/Documentation/sound, especially the files Introduction and README.modules.

ERRNO. System calls from the "legacy" library will always do the right thing with ERRNO (this is not in the library's control). REFERENCE to ERRNO by the library will go to the global location, not the thread-specific location, and this is what can break. a special way to handle exactly this problem, the threads library defines the thread-specific location of ERRNO for the MAIN thread to be the old global location.

Yes, both our linux and windows server supports PHP scripts. File extension of php scripts should be ".php". On our Windows server, "register_globals" is "Off".