Changes made are not reflected to the website

[Nobody/Anonymous]

Ok so I got my cgi working and I can log into the site. I can add accounts and log in as those, but the team roster and the news or anything else for that matter are not displayed on the main part of the site. ??? Its probabally a dumb problem on my part but can anybody clue me in?

[Anonymous]

I too have this very same scenario.

In order to make the code work I had to edit all the <---#Virtual references and insert a space inbetween the last - and the #

Please can you advise as to why no posts are showing up  ?

thanks in advance

Lee

[Nobody/Anonymous]

i have the same prob
i was just browsing here to see to see if i could find a way to fix it
if anyone has any ideas, plz post them, the script looks so dam cool
thanks

- Diab

[Nobody/Anonymous]

same here guys :o(

I've got space on 6 different webhosts all unix and perl/ssi - not 1 of them works

ALL changes are not reflected upon the website.

Please can SOMEONE who has it working guide all us POOR clueless people

thanks ;o)

[Jeremy Collins]

ok. this may be easy to fix, and it may be hard

first, try editing the news.shtml, matches.shtml, and members.shtml
files, and edit all the lines that look like

<!--#include virtual="cgi-bin/cadmin/clanadmin.cgi?parse=contacts"-->

and edit the virtural link to the direct URL to clanadmin.cgi (make sure you leave all the arguements in the line after the ? tho)

(ex.)

<!--#include virtual="http://www.substatic.net/cgi-bin/cadmin/clanadmin.cgi?parse=contacts"-->

2: if that doesn't fix it, try putting spaces between the <!-- and the data, ex.

<!-- #include virtual="http://www.substatic.net/cgi-bin/cgi-bin/cadmin/clanadmin.cgi?parse=contacts" -->

3, if that still doesn't fix it, e-mail me server specs, and i'll see what i can do about it, also e-mail me a detailed directory listing of the script if you had to change the layout to compensate for your webspace providers specifications (ex, they make you place all perl scripts in a special directory other than cgi-bin, or your cgi-bin is placed in an odd place.

jeremy@substatic.net