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| Error: You may have typed the template name wrong or it does not exist. After install: Creating database tables... Creating table: 'categories'... Creating table: 'comments'... Creating table: 'friends'... Creating table: 'links'... Creating table: 'trackbacks'... Creating table: 'users'... Creating table: 'tags'... Creating table: 'votes'... Creating table: 'pageviews'.... Creating table: 'config'.... Creating table: 'messages'.... Creating table: 'modules'.... Creating table: 'formulas'.... Creating table: 'Saved Links'.... Creating table: 'Misc Data'.... Creating table: 'Totals'.... Creating 'god' user... Inserting default categories... Inserting default modules... Inserting default formulas... Inserting default 'totals' data... Inserting default 'config' data... Tables were created successfully! Error: You may have typed the template name wrong or it does not exist. Click here to fix it. Error: You may have typed the template name wrong or it does not exist. Click here to fix it. Please fix the above error(s), install halted! Ok, seems that the template isn't being set. When clicking 'Click here to fix it' you're taken to the admin_config.php page, but this one is completely empty. No output whatsoever. Anywayz, as the template name isn't being set, I added Code: else {
$thetemp = "yget";
} Code: if(isset($_COOKIE['template'])){
$thetemp = $_COOKIE['template'];
} This seems to fix it. you get: Pligg appears to have installed successfully! Things to do next: * chmod "../libs/dbconnect.php" back to 644, we will not need to change this file again. * DELETE the "./install" directory from your server once you have successfully installed Pligg. * Login to the admin area (default username: god; default password: 12345) * Change your password from the default password. * Configure your installation using the admin area. * Visit the Pligg Forums if you have any questions. Looks ok right? Then you go to index.php (or admin_index.php), then you get this error: Error. The table_prefixconfig table is empty or does not exist Ok, so the prefix isn't being set. Strange, because it's defined in settings.php. So changed Code: if(!defined("table_prefix")){ define("table_prefix", "pligg_"); } Code: define("table_prefix", "pligg_"); Would really like to get this to work. Starting to wonder if it's serverconfig. PHP: 4.3.10 MySQL: 3.23.58 |
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| update Ok, most of it seems to be working, but I had to set '$URLMethod' in settings_from_db.php manually. Also, i'm getting this error: Warning: Division by zero in /home/httpd/vhosts/shopalize.nl/httpdocs/libs/html1.php on line 210 Looking into that. |
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| Check your _config table to see if there are any records in it. If not, download this new installtables.php (right click - save as) file and upload it into your install folder, and run the install again.
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