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 Reset to default theme? |
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| Anonymous: TheJohnnyb |
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Somehow the configuration tab doesn't work after i install "Chameleon" Is there some way to reset to "Professional" Theme without using the Configuration tab?
An MYSQL command or anything else? |
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| Dirk |
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As of Geeklog 1.5.1, you can override the configuration settings by setting the $_CONF values in your siteconfig.php. So try adding
PHP Formatted Code $_CONF['theme'] = 'professional';bye, Dirk |
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| Anonymous: TheJohnnyb |
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did'nt work, and I've disabled the account based theme, so it was the system theme i changed to chameleon
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| Anonymous: TheJohnnyb |
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got it to work now.. ty very much
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