RE: Question about Download Timeout

Well I was able to figure this problem out on my own. I went into the
admin folder and then the prefs-edit-content.php. I was able to find the
lines of code that allowed me to change the number of digits that would
be accepted in the Interface. I changed it from 3 to 4 for the time
variable. Then I refreshed the page and noticed that my changed had
worked. Now I was able to add 4 lines instead of 3. The funny thing is,
when I entered in a 4 digit number it would let me, but when I choose
save it would go back to my original time of 999. Then after a little
more investigation I was able to find that all the preferences are
stored in the ect/inc-prefs.php file. So I went into that file and
manually changed that number to what I wanted, and then it worked.=20

Anybody have any ideas why my change in the prefs-edit-content.php
wouldn't change the value in the etc/inc-prefs.php file? Just curious.

Thanks Again

Jeff

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Anderson, Jeffrey D
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 3:26 PM
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Subject: [Netjuke-users] Question about Download Timeout

I am using Netjuke 1.0-rc2 and had a question about where I would change
the
"Limit Execution Time to" variable located in the content preferences
window. Currently it is setup to timeout after a maximum of 999 seconds.
I
would like to make the number larger then 999 but the interface/GUI only
accepts 3 digits. I looked through some of the php files but was unable
to
locate that variable. I lack any sort of programming skills, but this
seems
like it would be easy to fix. If someone could tell me what file the
variable is in, that would be great.

Thanks

Jeff Anderson




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