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Starting in version 2.x (as a hidden feature) and specially after 3.x, you can point your browser to tiki-admin.php?page=profiles ("Admin home > Profiles"), allowing to set up at any time bunches of features in a certain way to produce specific use case of interest.
In Tiki 1.9, profiles were only active during the installation process. You could not go back and pick a different profile unless you re-installed the database, losing all your changes.
Your php must have the option allow_url_fopen On or must have the library curl installed.
Javascript must also be enabled on your browser
Starting in version 2.x (as a hidden feature) and specially after 3.x, you can point your browser to tiki-admin.php?page=profiles ("Admin home > Profiles"), allowing to set up at any time bunches of features in a certain way to produce specific use case of interest.
In Tiki 1.9, profiles were only active during the installation process. You could not go back and pick a different profile unless you re-installed the database, losing all your changes.
Your php must have the option allow_url_fopen On or must have the library curl installed.
Javascript must also be enabled on your browser
"Profiles" up to Tiki 1.9.x was a feature used only when you install Tikiwiki. It set up the Tikiwiki according to an existing configuration that was "saved" from another site.
Until version 2.x, this feature is only active during the installation process. You could not go back and pick a different profile unless you re-installed the database, losing all your changes.