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I am a person who likes to keep everything organized under the /public_html/ folder. If you like to keep all the Joomla! files under a "joomla" folder or named whatever, you can do so and have your website redirect to the "joomla" directory without typing yoursiteurl.com/joomla. I use Joomla 1.5...

Thanks for the replies..got it fixed. :happysad: What I had was the default time zone set correctly but I didn't know of the individual time zone settings for each user. I had the Greenwich time set in User Cpanel so changing that solved it. Thanks again.

So, your forum is placed inside a folder called "forums" which is inside the public_html folder, correct? If your login PHP page is located right under public_html but outside of your forum directory, you should have no problems. It looks to me that your code is correct. I dunno...:dunno:

I have an issue with the clock on my phpBB3 forum. It is set to all the correct parameters: Eastern Time UTC-5, Summer TIme/DST enabled. Currently it is 2:42 pm however my forum displays the time as 6:42pm. Has anyone had the same issue and/or is there any way to fix this? Thanks

As I am not a PHP expert nor do I know much about programming, all I can say is that you should play around with the $phpbb_root_path setting and/or other areas that refer to a page. I have no idea how your site is structured so I guess it is simply adjusting the code to fit your site.

I got my problem solved ;) So, on the top of my login.php file, which is outside of the forum directory (phpBB3/) and on my normal website, I put the following code: <?php define('IN_PHPBB', true); define('PHPBB_ROOT_PATH', './phpBB3/'); $phpbb_root_path = 'phpBB3/'; $phpEx =...

Hi, I am using phpBB3 and wanted to have an external login box from a page that is outside the forum directory. I have searched all over the phpBB3 support forums and haven't much information that was useful. So, what I would like to put on my site is a special login section with forms for...