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Featured Frequently Asked QuestionsProblems with Internet ExplorerWhen Internet Explorer cannot open Mollify, and instead shows error like "Protocol error", this is due to IE not displaying the page in standards mode. To fix this, make sure you have following meta parameter in host page: <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=Edge"/> How can I increase maximum file upload size?Maximum file uload size is controlled by PHP, and can be changed in "php.ini" or ".htaccess" files. Settings involved are "upload_max_filesize", "post_max_size" and "max_execution_time". Php.ini controls global values, and usually are not editable in hosting services. Htaccess files are folder specific settings, where global settings can be overridden. For example: php_value upload_max_filesize 10M php_value post_max_size 20M php_value max_execution_time 10000 These values define that each file can be 10 M in size, whereas total upload (all files combined) can be up to 20 M in size. Max execution time is the time server allows any script to run before it is killed, and with very large files this might need increasing. Sometimes it is also necessary to define setting "memory_limit", which controls the amount of memory script can allocate. For changing settings for Mollify with htaccess, create this file in the backend folder (where configuration.php is located). How can I change the language?Change following line in the host page according to your language: <head>
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<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" src="client/localization/texts_en.js"></script>
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</head>For example, change script into "texts_fr.js" for French. See client folder "localization" for language options, and this page for instructions on how to translate into new language. How can I translate Mollify into new language, or make corrections to existing translations?See HowToLocalize What are those cache files in installation package?Although there are lots of files having "cache" in their name in the client folder, it doesn't mean they are result of some caching mechanism and therefore to be removed. On the contrary, they are the most important files in the package, the name simply indicates that they can be cached by the web server if required. These files represent the actual application, and each of these *.cache files are compiled to be optimal in certain environment, for example specific browser and language. There are lots of these files, but the entry point javascript will load only the one optimal for the current browser, language etc. This is all taken care of the GWT compiler, more information how it works can be found from the GWT Developer Guide: http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideCompilingAndDebugging.html (especially chapters "Understanding the GWT Compiler", "Application Files" and "Perfect Caching") |
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When i create a htaccess file in my public_html folder, i get 500 Internal Server Error. using a custom php.ini file may also be an avenue for exploration. Any suggestion for changing max upload file size??
yes, can you please give a more detailed way to increase max upload size? I somehow cant seem to get it...
Hi I have two questions.
how to change language to Spanish ?.... and why not I see the preview of the uploaded files?
thank you thank you very much for your help as I am implementing your software
Osman U.
Hi, first of all: great work, I love it!
But is it possible to use it for a external ftp server, so mollify on ftp1 to acces ftp2?
I would love to see this feature in the future!
where is the php.ini file? and if we have to create it.. where do you put it?
i have this error: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '{' in /home/virtual/systemki/public_html/kiwiiFiles/reportsAndFiles/mollify/backend/install/index.php on line 33