Features / Usability

> So I guess what I am asking is how, using ftp, can I delete or unassign the new module I have created?

Method 1: The bad module can be turned off if you can access your Tiki's database with phpMyAdmin. Go to the tiki_modules table and find the row that's the one with the javascript that you added, and delete it.

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Method 2: Download these two files: tiki_p.tpl and tiki-admin_modules_p.php. Upload tiki_p.tpl to your templates/ directory, and upload tiki-admin_modules_p.php to your root directory (in other words, the .php file goes with your other Tiki .php files, and the .tpl file goes with your other .tpl files). Then go the the address www.yourdomain/tiki-admin_modules_p.php. That will load your Admin Modules page without the side columns, so the bad module won't prevent the page from loading. You can then delete the module from the list of active modules. (There's no login form on tiki-admin_modules_p.php, though, so if you aren't logged into your site, you can try to log in at tiki-login.php — but this page also might not load due to the killer module. If that's the case, I hope Method 1 will work for you. Otherwise post again and I'll make a side-columns-free login page.

-- Gary - zukakakina.com