Hey there,

I have installed XOOPS successfully up until the point where you enter your desired admin details (user, e-mail and password).
I entered my details and clicked on ok and got the following error strings at the top of the page;

Notice: Undefined variable: block in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\mysite\install\makedata.php on line 127

Notice: Undefined variable: block in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\mysite\install\makedata.php on line 127

Notice: Undefined variable: block in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\mysite\install\makedata.php on line 127

Notice: Undefined variable: block in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\mysite\install\makedata.php on line 127

Notice: Undefined variable: block in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\mysite\install\makedata.php on line 127

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at c:\inetpub\wwwroot\mysite\install\makedata.php:127) in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\mysite\install\index.php on line 1231

I am running my own server from home therefor it is local. I run IIS, with windows 2000 Advanced Server, php 4.3.xx, MySql 3.23.49 .
I have enabled all the neccessary folders and files, these being;
Uploads, Cache, Templates_c and the mainfile.php .
If anybody could help I would grately appreciate it.

All the best Tom

Oh bloody 'ell

Thanks - I've made a typo in install/makedata.php line 127


should be

I'm terribly sorry for that.

Don't worry about it. It can happen to the best of us at the best of times
Im just glad that some knew exactly what the problem was.
Ill edit that line now and save the new line into the file.

Thanks once again and hopefully everything else will prove just as easy.

All the best Tom.

Do let me know asap if it solves your problem

Hey,

Yes those error lines have gone. But something else seems to have happened in its place lol. I used to be able to host multiple sites on my server by means of creating folders within the webroot. My domain name has now decided (im unsure if its linked to xoops) that it will only try and read out of the default web folder and nowhere else. This is despite of me telling it to do otherwise.
Does XOOPS alter IIS settings in some that you are aware of ? Or do you know of a way to solve this little problem.

All the best Tom.

I'm afraid I cannot help you with that - XOOPS does not in any way mess with IIS/Apache settings

Its alright,

Ill find some way of sorting it. I am going to remove XOOPS and see if that solves the problem. If so then I may be able to get round the problem by configuring it differently. If not then I will have to try and find the cause of the problem.
Thanks for your help again and at least that little typo has been fixed lol.

All the best Tom