RokSprocket lists not working in WordPress
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- Wicko
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I have just started working on a new site which is already built on WordPress (I plan to move this to Joomla as soon as I can).
I have installed RokSprocket and create a short list. But the colapsable items are not working and all lists are displayed open. I know this is in the Joomla section but I could realy do with some help sorting this in WordPress.
The site I am working on is Talkmobile/blog
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- Matt
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- Matt
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The confict is actually with the server settings as the site in on a secure server with only certain IPs allowed to access certain folders.
I have built a test site on another server with all the same plugins and is working fine. So much be due to server access control. Not sure how I wil be able to change this on the main server. - Last Edit: 8 years 9 months ago by Wicko.
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ah, yeah, that'll do it...
you have plenty of security in linux/apache/php -- or windows/iis ... any folders in your webroot should be inherently secure and having additional IP whitelists for certain folders beneath your webroot seems uncessary
Can we mark this one solved though? You can always post back if needed - SEARCH the forum first! These boards are rich in knowledge and vast in topics. This includes searching just the 'Solved' forums, using Google, and using ChatGPT
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