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I'm a bit confused why you would think that EM would be able to tell whether the MOD adheres to phpBB coding standards. EM doesn't seem to validate the modified code to assure that it will work. I have had to roll back many mods that installed perfectly using EM yet trashed my board...

AFAIK, the ...

It's obvious that the developer of the MOD put no effort into it to make it EM compatible. I had to alter it myself. The Gallery author isn't going to answer install questions for EM. He will answer questions that arise after his MOD is installed though...

My problem is EM specific at this point ...

Thanks for your response olger901. That's a good guess that I hadn't considered...

There were two ALTER TABLE SQL statements that weren't included in the main install file, so I added them to the script. EM has been able to install many other MODs before the SQL statements are executed so it should ...

I've been using EM beta1 (0.1.13) for quite some time and have been able to resolve most problems that arise during the installs, usually as a result of conflicting MODs. I've probably installed nearly 100 MODs using EM now. Thank you Nuttzy for providing such a valuable and time saving tool...

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Is there no answer to this problem???

Perhaps there isn't an easy answer for this since neither of our messages have received a response yet. I have the same problem on a Gallery MOD install right now...

Here's the only hint I receive of an error. The message is in small type and there are no other errors reported. Other than this, all ...

You can probably remove the phpBB2/ from in front of the Open command in your install file and it should work...

I've been using EM beta1 (0.1.13) for quite some time and have been able to resolve most problems that arise during the installs, usually as a result of conflicting MODs. I've probably installed nearly 100 MODs using EM now. Thank you Nuttzy for providing such a valuable and time saving tool...

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An easier work-around to this would be to manually add an "a" or "1" to the version number in the install file. EasyMod would then recognize it as a new install and make it available for install once again...