I have the following issue when trying to bridge coppermine and my SMF. I am new to bridging and have been reading for hours and I have read the help files as well. I just cannot get it to work.
Coppermine install: ttp://mysite.tld/gallery/
Forum install: ttp://mysite.tld/forum/
Coppermine version: cpg1.4.25
Forum version: SMF 1.1.10
A few questions:
1. Am I supposed to set my cookies from my forum first into my Coppermine gallery then bridge? If so this is what I have
Cookie name ..... SMFCookie463
Cookie path ......./forum/
The go to Bridge Manager >
Enter path - Forum URL: ttp://www.mysite.com/forum
Relative path to your BBS's config file: ../forum/
I have tried this way and a few other ways and nothing is working.
Thanks for any help!
~ smiles ~
Post real data instead of dummy placeholders. The cookie names for your bridging app and your coppermine gallery must differ. What the cookie paths should be depends on your actual folder structure. Leave coppermine's cookie settings alone.
Now I somehow locked my bridge up after I changed the settings back in the config file admin in coppermine.
Cookie name ... coppermine
Cookie path /
ugggg!!
Still looking for help here.........
path to forum: > http://lorigiles.com/forum/index.php
path to gallery: http://www.lorigiles.com/shoppe/gallery/
Forum URL: http://www.lorigiles.com/forum
Relative path to your BBS's config file: ../forum/
My Bridge values I used are not working.
Thank you.
* ../forum/Settings.php doesn't exist. Correct the value you entered for Relative path to your BBS's config file
My cookies are different in my forum.
Quote from: travel124 on October 09, 2009, 12:54:59 PM
Relative path to your BBS's config file: ../forum/
Your forum is not at ../forum/ - it is one level further up at ../../forum/
my directory is:
my public_html/forum
thanks
So what? Do as Nibbler suggested.
well I am an idiot at this...lol
what would be the relative path then.
bc one level up would be no path other than my site name.
If I enter my cookies
* ../SMFCookie463/Settings.php doesn't exist. Correct the value you entered for Relative path to your BBS's config file
does not work.
I am not getting it.
Thanks for the help again.
Quote from: Nibbler on October 09, 2009, 02:44:17 PM
Your forum is not at ../forum/ - it is one level further up at ../../forum/
Enter "../../forum/" as suggested.
still not working
http://www.lorigiles.com.tld/forum
http://www.lorigiles.com.tld/gallery/forum/
tried this too...
http://www.lorigiles.com/forum
http://www.lorigiles.com/gallery/forum/
You are not supposed to put http: or anything else, only the data nibbler suggested. Once you have done that then show us whatever error you get.
ok now I C.
It bridged and took me to my forum. What is supposed to happen now?
Thank you.
Quote from: travel124 on October 09, 2009, 08:40:56 PM
It bridged and took me to my forum. What is supposed to happen now?
Erm ,what? You have no idea what bridging is meant to do? Read up the docs then.
Nothing we could do for you now, as you still haven't done as suggested by the sticky thread on this sub-board and the docs: you haven't posted a non-admin test user account. Do your homeworks.
I have been reading about the non admin test, I have my users set up in my admin. I am not sure if I know how to do it correctly here.
admin test: create a dummy account in my gallery?
So far I am still a bit confused. When I log into my gallery it takes me to my forum to log in. I was under the impression I would see my forum integrated right into my gallery after I bridged. Sorry I am so bugged eyed after reading so much.
No, all bridging does is switch the logging in and account control of one application (coppermine in this case) to the other. This means users only have to log in once for access to both applications and all user control is handed over to the forum.
What are you trying to accomplish?
ok I see now.
thanks.