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Hello ejuden01,
I downloaded the the file and tried installing everything went well until I got to the end and I couldn't connect to database. I don't get it. Should I reinstall my database? If i have to can i just uninstall everything and reinstall or do I have to don something special?
I downloaded the the file and tried installing everything went well until I got to the end and I couldn't connect to database. I don't get it. Should I reinstall my database? If i have to can i just uninstall everything and reinstall or do I have to don something special?
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hi folks,
i am currently trying to install 2.1.1 in my PC for testing. I successfully went thru all the step during installation until i get to "Saving configuration data" everything turns green except two lines. These are the failures:
I tried installing an older verion of XOOPS everything goes well until I get to end of the installation (ceck database) aand I get "Could not connect to the database server".
I tried testing MySQL and php and it works fine I can't seem to figure it out. I am running these versions on my PC:
Apache 2.0.50
mySQL Control Center 0.9.4
php-4.3.9-Win32
MySQL 4.0.15
I hope someone out there could help me figure why this is happening? Should I reintall something? Any suggestion will help me. Thank you for your time.
i am currently trying to install 2.1.1 in my PC for testing. I successfully went thru all the step during installation until i get to "Saving configuration data" everything turns green except two lines. These are the failures:
File ../mainfile.php overwritten by ../mainfile.dist.php.
Constant XOOPS_ROOT_PATH written to c:/web/html.
Constant XOOPS_URL written to http://localhost/html.
Constant XOOPS_DB_TYPE written to mysql.
Constant XOOPS_DB_PREFIX written to 8trpZ.
Constant XOOPS_DB_HOST written to localhost.
Constant XOOPS_DB_USER written to admin.
Constant XOOPS_DB_PASS written to xxxxx.
Constant XOOPS_DB_NAME written to xxxxx.
Failed writing constant 0.
Constant XOOPS_GROUP_ADMIN written to 1.
Constant XOOPS_GROUP_USERS written to 2.
Constant XOOPS_GROUP_ANONYMOUS written to 3.
Failed writing constant 1.
I tried installing an older verion of XOOPS everything goes well until I get to end of the installation (ceck database) aand I get "Could not connect to the database server".
I tried testing MySQL and php and it works fine I can't seem to figure it out. I am running these versions on my PC:
Apache 2.0.50
mySQL Control Center 0.9.4
php-4.3.9-Win32
MySQL 4.0.15
I hope someone out there could help me figure why this is happening? Should I reintall something? Any suggestion will help me. Thank you for your time.
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Thanks for the tip m8! I found out that my editor was the cause of the problem. When I used dreamweaver the problem didn't persist. Thanks for all the replies.
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i don't understand why this error shows up. i even checked the actual source code but i can't find it there. i notice that when i make simple changes to the theme.html this error will pop-up. i'm modifying a theme by 7dana btw. 7dana-soft.
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the changes are simple ones like the alt tags and links pointing to my website. also i wanted to change and add some other things to theme.html but i always get this to show up. btw im not uploading this to the server as of yet. im viewing it on my pc. if that is relevant info. thanks.
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Hi folks,
I hope someone can helop me out. Everytime i edit the theme.html of an exisiting theme and then install to see the changes I see this code at the top of the page.
Does anyone know how to remove this and why is it that i am getting this?
Thanks.
I hope someone can helop me out. Everytime i edit the theme.html of an exisiting theme and then install to see the changes I see this code at the top of the page.
" lang="en">
Does anyone know how to remove this and why is it that i am getting this?
Thanks.
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Hello folks,
I hope someone can help me figure this out. I installed World Time in my test website on my computer. It worked perfectly. All I changed was index.php. that read "Beijing, Hong Kong, Taipei" to "Manila" since that is my time zone. When I uploaded the module to my web server the time is not reading correctly.
I tried experiementing with the servers time. Changing it from various time zones to see if that changes the World Time but that doesn't seem to help. How do I fix this? Is there an enternal code that I have to fix? Thanks!
I hope someone can help me figure this out. I installed World Time in my test website on my computer. It worked perfectly. All I changed was index.php. that read "Beijing, Hong Kong, Taipei" to "Manila" since that is my time zone. When I uploaded the module to my web server the time is not reading correctly.
I tried experiementing with the servers time. Changing it from various time zones to see if that changes the World Time but that doesn't seem to help. How do I fix this? Is there an enternal code that I have to fix? Thanks!
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I just recently got this error when I did a freash install of version 2.0.9.2. I couldn't connect to my database. It was an error in my part for not filling in the correct information during installation.
I went to this topic forumhttps://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=8208&viewmode=flat&order=ASC&start=0 but I couldn't understand the technical mambo jumbo.
Here is what I did when I installed XOOPS in my web server.
1. I did was overwrite and upload all the .php files back to the server.
2. Went to MySql and made my database and added a user.
database: website
user: master
3. Ran the install wizard. When I got to the page where I had to fill in my info this is what i filled in.
NOTE: When I made my database I notice that my username for logging into my cpanel was included when i made a new database and username. EX. username is "ffff" make sure to include the ffff with your database and user.
Example:
Database: MySQL
Database: Hostname localhost
Database: Username ffff_master
Database Password: whatever
Database Name: ffff_website
Table Prefix: whatever
Use persistent connection? No
XOOPS Physical Path /xxxx/ffff/public_html/xxxx
XOOPS Virtual Path (URL)http://www.domain.com/xxx
After doing this I was able to connect to the database and complete the install.
Error [Xoops]: Unable to connect to database in file class/database/databasefactory.php line 34
I just recently got this error when I did a freash install of version 2.0.9.2. I couldn't connect to my database. It was an error in my part for not filling in the correct information during installation.
I went to this topic forumhttps://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=8208&viewmode=flat&order=ASC&start=0 but I couldn't understand the technical mambo jumbo.
Here is what I did when I installed XOOPS in my web server.
1. I did was overwrite and upload all the .php files back to the server.
2. Went to MySql and made my database and added a user.
database: website
user: master
3. Ran the install wizard. When I got to the page where I had to fill in my info this is what i filled in.
NOTE: When I made my database I notice that my username for logging into my cpanel was included when i made a new database and username. EX. username is "ffff" make sure to include the ffff with your database and user.
Example:
Database: MySQL
Database: Hostname localhost
Database: Username ffff_master
Database Password: whatever
Database Name: ffff_website
Table Prefix: whatever
Use persistent connection? No
XOOPS Physical Path /xxxx/ffff/public_html/xxxx
XOOPS Virtual Path (URL)http://www.domain.com/xxx
After doing this I was able to connect to the database and complete the install.
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