In order to restore the backup file ...

#1. cd $DOCUMENT_ROOT/english

#2. mkdir restore_point

#3. cd restore_point

#4. ln -s ../../english_backup/kickstart-3.2.zip

#5. unzip kickstart-3.2.zip

#6. ln -s ../../english_backup/<backup_file>.jpa

#7. With the web-browser navigate to http://www.scbc.net/english/restore_point/kickstart.php

#8. Follow the instructions (Just keep on clicking Next)

This will restore the website to the http://www.scbc.net/english/restore_point location.

If you want to restore to the original location then unzip the kickstart-3.2.zip into the $DOCUMENT_ROOT/english directory and navigate to http://www.scbc.net/english/kickstart.php

The pastor's corner section uses the Jumi [pastor's corner] module.  In that module, a box with a blank_1x1.gif is inserted as a placeholder.  The article is in responsible for invoking the jumi plugin to change the background of the placeholder via javascript.

So, in order to perform this operation.

#1. Make sure the image exists in the jumi component

    - Components -> Jumi

      - Insure that script id #3 houses the php code that points to the proper image

#2. In the article, insert the following:

    - { jumi [*3] [Image_Key]}

      - Note: Image_Key is the parameter that is being passed into the function within the Jumi Component.

[NOTE: This information is mainly for the older SCBC Website]

Do the following:

Components->Joomfish->Translation

Select chinese under the languages drop down menu

Select contents under the content elements drop down menu

Select the article you want to translate.

[NOTE: The english congregation does NOT have Joomfish Installed]

#1. Make sure the person that was editing the document saved the document.

#2. If the above doesn't work, then log in as Super-Administrator and then go to Tools->Global Checkin.

This will check in all outstanding documents.

Update the Jumi component within the backend and then invoke the jumi declarative.

See components->Jumi

and then look at the calendar article for an example.  The custom code for the calendar has an id of 5 and therefore the jumi invocation (space sensitive) is ...