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swmagazine
Installation can't get past the first screen
  • 2004/11/3 17:45

  • swmagazine

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Hi,

I've been trying to install the script on a hosting server but I can't seem to get past the first installation screen. Clicking "next" just sends me right back to the language selection screen. I digged into the forum and found out this problem can occur with PHP5, however, my ISP is running PHP4 and I don't know what else I can try.

I would appreciate any ideas.

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tl
Re: Installation can't get past the first screen
  • 2004/11/3 18:11

  • tl

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  • Since: 2002/6/23


Does your broswer accept cookies? It seems that it is not.

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swmagazine
Re: Installation can't get past the first screen
  • 2004/11/3 18:33

  • swmagazine

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Yes my browser accepts cookie. Thanks for your input, tho.

I added the following lines to the index.php

$content .= "post:";
$content .= $_post['op'];
$content .= "get:";
$content .= $_get['op'];

and it seems that the script is unable to get any post or get information from the botton submit. This is definately a server-side issue. Any thoughts?

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swmagazine
Re: Installation can't get past the first screen
  • 2004/11/3 18:37

  • swmagazine

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I also added this script to display php info if needed.

http://69.50.209.109/69.50.209.109/guildcaelestis.com/phptest.php

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tl
Re: Installation can't get past the first screen
  • 2004/11/3 18:51

  • tl

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Sorry, just a guess and don't know what else to suggest.

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swmagazine
Re:Installation can't get past the first screen
  • 2004/11/3 19:13

  • swmagazine

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It seems the server is not taking any get or post arguments. I wrote this simple test script to test this theory.

<html>
<head><title>PHP Form submit test</title></head>
<body>
<?php
$testpost=$HTTP_POST_VARS['test'];
$testget=$HTTP_GET_VARS['test'];
echo "test post variable is $testpost<br>";
echo "test get variable is $testget";
?>
</body>
</html>

and the result shows none of the HTTP variables are passed to the script.

Any PHP or Apache experts know how this could have happened?

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Sido2004
Re:Installation can't get past the first screen
  • 2004/11/5 14:35

  • Sido2004

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Hi swmagazine, all,

Any luck on this problem? I am having the same probs and cannot find a solution anywhere - driving me nuts!! I'll post back if I do happen to find something.

Cheers,
Sido

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Mithrandir
Re:Installation can't get past the first screen

If neither $HTTP_GET_VARS nor $_GET works, then something is really messed up with the webserver (is my guess - I'm not a server wizard)

I have never encountered anything like that.

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Aerobrick
Re: Installation can't get past the first screen
  • 2004/11/10 21:13

  • Aerobrick

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  • Since: 2003/1/21


We're seeing this problem as well. Attempting a new install of XOOPS 2.0.7.3 (full download version) on:

Apache 2.0.49
PHP 5.0.2
Win2K (patched current)
MySQL 4.0.18

The Apache error log is reporting:

PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant XOOPS_ROOT_PATH - assumed 'XOOPS_ROOT_PATH' in X:\\Program Files\Apache Group\\Apache2\\htdocs\\header.php on line 28

[Note: I've changed the drive letter from actual in the example above, but the CORRECT drive letter for our installation is being reported]

There are many subsequent errors, but all appear to be related to the first occuring error listed above. Has anyone had any luck in solving this?

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