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TEMPLATE INSTALLATION
http://www.sw-soft.com/en/download/sitebuilder2/templates/
Template download and installation instruction for SiteBuilder 2.0:
1. Download template "packs" to your local PC.
2. Unzip the template pack files.
Unzip them into their individual templates. I stored my individual templates into a separate folder called Ready to Send.
TIP: You can highlight multiple zip files and unzip into the same folder.
3. Upload the individual templates files to SiteBuilder through the administrator's control panel:
Components -> Templates -> Browse and Upload template
4. Repeat step 3 for the rest of the templates.
This will take what seems like forever. I ran two screens at the same time. Hopefully SW-Soft will in the future, allow multple templates to be uploaded at the same time.
I did attempt to upload a template zip file to the server and uncompress it to /usr/local/sitebuilder/htdocs/repository/templates, but SiteBuilder wouldn't recognize the new template by doing this. It's possible that an entry could have been put into the database using phpMyAdmin, but I needed to have a solid installation and didn't feel like creating possible problems.
UPDATE: Check out this post regarding using rpm's instead of zips. http://forum.sw-soft.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25132
IMPORTANT NOTE:
My default installation of PHP, with a fairly new server, wouldn't allow any uploads over 2 megabytes.
So...
Edited /usr/lib/php.ini
...to...
RESTART APACHE for this change to take affect.
Once this is done, the larger templates can finish uploading.
The larger template files at the time of this writing are:
Have a great day!
Roger
http://www.sw-soft.com/en/download/sitebuilder2/templates/
Template download and installation instruction for SiteBuilder 2.0:
1. Download template "packs" to your local PC.
2. Unzip the template pack files.
Unzip them into their individual templates. I stored my individual templates into a separate folder called Ready to Send.
TIP: You can highlight multiple zip files and unzip into the same folder.
3. Upload the individual templates files to SiteBuilder through the administrator's control panel:
Components -> Templates -> Browse and Upload template
4. Repeat step 3 for the rest of the templates.
This will take what seems like forever. I ran two screens at the same time. Hopefully SW-Soft will in the future, allow multple templates to be uploaded at the same time.
I did attempt to upload a template zip file to the server and uncompress it to /usr/local/sitebuilder/htdocs/repository/templates, but SiteBuilder wouldn't recognize the new template by doing this. It's possible that an entry could have been put into the database using phpMyAdmin, but I needed to have a solid installation and didn't feel like creating possible problems.
UPDATE: Check out this post regarding using rpm's instead of zips. http://forum.sw-soft.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25132
IMPORTANT NOTE:
My default installation of PHP, with a fairly new server, wouldn't allow any uploads over 2 megabytes.
So...
Edited /usr/lib/php.ini
Code:
upload_max_filesize = 2M
Code:
upload_max_filesize = 3MRESTART APACHE for this change to take affect.
Once this is done, the larger templates can finish uploading.
The larger template files at the time of this writing are:
- chr-18.zip
- xeug-14.zip
- xww-13.zip
- xet-06.zip
- xdim-01.zip
- xet-03.zip
- xeug-13.zip
- xsk-14.zip
Have a great day!
Roger
