Fix 1:

What we need to do is increase the allowed memory size for php scripts. This is easy assuming that you know the location of your php.ini file (if you don’t, read Fix 2).

Inside this file, find the following line and make the following changes:

to

Note: You might have to increase the number depending on how many modules your Drupal installation is using.

Fix 2:

If you cannot find your php.ini file, either it does not exist yet, or your host won’t allow you to access it. We will assume that the file does not exist yet, so lets create it.

Save the following code into a file named php.ini:

Put this file in your Drupal website root folder, …/public_html/.

Your memory error should no longer occur after this fix, however considering there are many reasons for this error to occur it might also not work.

There is a very easy fix for this. Simply add this line at the top of your .htaccess file:

ErrorDocument 401 “Unauthorized”

This must be done for every single subdirectory containing the .htaccess and .htpasswd files.

Your final .htaccess file would look something like this:

ErrorDocument 401 "Unauthorized"
AuthUserFile /locationofyoursubdirectory/.htpasswd
AuthGroupFile /dev/null
AuthName "Secure Document"
AuthType Basic

require user user1
require user user2
require user user3
require user user4
require user user5

After inserting that small line at the top of your .htaccess file, your subdirectories should be password protected but accessible, like intended.

To add an article to a category:
Simply edit the article you want to add to the category, and add the following line at the end of the contents:

[[Category: Nameofcategory]] (where Nameofcategory is your category name)

It doesn’t matter if the category does not exist or was never used before. MediaWiki will create a new page for each category containing all of the articles that were added to it.

The reason behind this is because Word uses some unstandardized tags for its formatting, and those tags are not recognized by IE.

Quick Fix (and a really bad way to do it):

To quickly fix an article where the issue occurs, follow these steps:

• Go back and edit the article.
• Switch from Visual view to HTML view.
• Remove any text occuring before the tag, including the tag itself.
• Switch back to Visual view and see if the article was fixed.
• Update the article.

Currently a few different plugins for WordPress are being developed which should stop the issue from occuring. I haven’t found a working one yet. If anyone does please comment away!

There are a couple of ways to remove the blue hyperlink border:

Using CSS
Add the following line to your style sheet code:

img {   border-style: none;   }

Using HTML
Add the following attribute to your image HTML code:

border="0"

Your line of code should look like this :

<img src="/image.jpg" border="0" />

I used this very useful website that is pretty self-explanatory to change the picture shown within the header:

http://www.easytutorials.org/phpbb3_styles_logo.html

Note: When you refresh your forums to see if the changes have taken place, do so by pressing SHIFT+F5. (This clears the cache and does a full refresh)

A faster way would be to rename your image to “site_logo.gif” and overwrite the default one by moving it into the “styles/*stylename*/imageset/”  folder.  The image will most likely be scaled to a default size so you must change the size manually by going into Administration Control Panel>Styles>Imagesets>Edit and under Select Image select Main Logo. Select ‘yes’ to Include Dimensions and manually type in the desired image size.

Keep in mind that if your image has a background with a solid colour, it will show up on top of the background of the header, sometimes making it look unprofessional. To fix this you must either create the image with a transparent background,  or edit the header background to match the image.

To do the latter, go to Administration Control Panel>Styles>Themes>Edit and comment out the following line by changing:

background-image: url(“{T_THEME_PATH}/images/bg_header.gif”);

to

//background-image: url(“{T_THEME_PATH}/images/bg_header.gif”);

Right on top of this line, the code “background-color: #FFFFFF;” can be seen. The “FFFFFF” part can be changed to any colour hexidecimal code (more colour codes can be found here).

When done, hit Submit and check out the new forum header (remember to refresh with SHIFT+F5).

All articles will have an author statement at the bottom that credits you for your work. A lot of employers search the internet for applicants’ names before hiring them. Quality articles with your name attached will help you find the job that you are looking for.

Ideally we would like to find a semi permanent writer that can publish 5-10 articles a month. A writer that can work independently, that can select there own subjects and do there own research.

Submission guidelines

• All submissions must be
  • Written in English
  • The original work of the author. (We want original articles, we will check for plagiarism)
  • Factually correct at the time of submission (All articles are fact checked)
  • Longer then 400 words bigger the better
  • Relate to industrial automation, industrial protocols, building automation, (if you are confused ask, if you have a suggestion ask)
• All submissions are subject to editor approval.

Subjects for articles
We are looking for articles on the following subjects

• What is Modbus and what is its advantages and disadvantages over other protocols
• What is Andover continuum and what is its advantages and disadvantages over other protocols
• How does BACnet MSTP token ring works.
• What are something that effects BACnet MSTP performance.
• What is the most commonly used industrial protocol and why
• A list of HMI’s and there advantages and disadvantages
• Cheap home automation that will save you money

Any suggestions for subjects would be appreciated.
A list of accepted articles can be found on our website
www.chipkin.com/articles/

Payment
Accepted submissions will be paid $10 CAN for each article. You can submit as many articles as you like. All payments will be done via Paypal and payments are made with in the first week after submission.

Questions
If you have a question about wither a subject is appropriate or other question that you might have feel free to contact us articles@chipkin.com

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