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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the requirements for MojoEstate?
MojoEstate requires that you have Perl 5 installed and that you have the CGI.pm module. You will also need perl modules DBI and dbd::mysql installed on your server.
If you would like to use our thumbnailer module, you need to have either image::magick or gd.pm perl modules installed on your server.
Which operating systems will MojoEstate run on?
MojoEstate is known to run on all platforms. It has been tested on Unix, Linux, FreeBSD, Windows IIS5.
System-Specific
How to find a text or HTML occurance in a certain section of the system?
Locate the section in your browser online, then view the source code of that page, the very first line of the
source code shows which template file is currently displayed. Some template files are embed into template files,
for example cat1.html displays the category table layout within the entrance template cat.html, so you will
want to check the whole source code for occurances such as:
<!--Name: cat1.html, version 1.012, updated 2005-10-27 00:35:45-->
which indicates the template file responsible for a particular HTML output.
You will find more frequently asked questions as well as tips and tweaks in our online forum:
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