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It works!!

Host had set PHP to ISAPI, but they needed to add an extra DLL for MySQL.

Thanks a million, Nabeel!!

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

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PM'd

Now it spits out these notices:

Notice: Use of undefined constant ADMIN_PANEL - assumed 'ADMIN_PANEL' in coreapp.config.php on line 117

Notice: Use of undefined constant CACHE_TIMEOUT - assumed 'CACHE_TIMEOUT' in coreclassesTemplate.class.php on line 50

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Doesnt print anything ???

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Ok, they've reverted it again.

How can I check for any error messages?

EDIT: I tried to go reinstall it, and the installer just gives a blank screen too.. ???

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Nabeel, here is the reply from the webhost...

Hi,

I don't believe that CGI or ISAPI would make a difference. Usually these errors are caused by URL rewriting. Your script seems to be more geared for a Linux server running Apache.

As a test, I switched your site to ISAPI and it still did not work, but didn't show the CGI error anymore.

I left it like that for now for you to see.

Then, like an idiot, I accidentally touched the PHP setting in the control panel and it reverted back to CGI! :

I'm waiting for them to change it back, but in the meantime, I thought I'd let you know what happened. Just before the php setting got reverted, I tried loading the site again, and I got a plain blank screen when just trying to view the home page.

I thought maybe once they switch it back, I should re-install phpvms...necessary?

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I don't suppose its something that can be changed with the PHP.ini file? The host allows me to define one in the domain root.

Forgive me if Im wrong..I know jack about PHP  ;D

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I'm going to see if they can run PHP as an ISAPI extension...that Plesk link you posted said it can be done for one domain (at least with Plesk)...I looked for a similar setting, all I can do is switch it from PHP5 to PHP4. I'll send another note with the support ticket about it and see what they say.

Thanks!

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It only happens when you click a link from the home page.

Its a fresh install of phpVMS, just downloaded today. Installed it, and went to login to the admin panel.

It tries to open a path like www.domain.com/index.php/registration

Is that even a valid path?

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I've already sent a ticket, waiting for a reply on it. They use H-Sphere

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Yeah it is running IIS, and unfortunately its on a shared host, so I doubt they'll be willing to change their server setup...any other ideas?

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Hi,

I'm setting up phpVMS for a friend of mine on a Windows Server package we just bought (shared between a couple of FS sites)

It is running PHP5 and MySQL v5..the install went flawlessly, but only the home page works.

Every time I try to login or visit any page (i.e. index.php/<any page here>), I get this:

CGI Error

The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.

I suspect its a Windows Server issue, but I thought I'd ask...is there any way this can be fixed??