WampServer

Hi all,

I have rather strange problem with WAMP 2.0c. Here it is: when I use CMS and install modules/templates, I get the installer error. Problem is that WAMP is ceating path like this: teplateXcss instead of templateX/css. I would like to know should I look for the solution in PHP settings or in Apache settings?

Short description again:
In XML file i have this <filename>images/apply.png</filename>
Result is one folder: TemplateFolderimages
Instead of subfolder: TemplateFlder/images

I never saw such problem, so I hope someone knows at least where should I look for a solution.

Thank you



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/12/2008 11:17AM by jazzigner.

Have you checked the configuration files in your CMS for a missing forward slash at the end of the file path?

Regards,

toivo
Sydney, Australia

The ONLY thing I am certain of, is the CMS and everything regarding it is perfectly working. I tried to install other AMP solutions, and everything is working fine. Also, when I install separately apache, php, and mysql, everything works fine. I ask because I have recommended WAMP to some of my friends, and I want to know more about it.

What CMS are you trying? Never seen this error before :-(

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yfastud Wrote:
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> What CMS are you trying? Never seen this error
> before :-(


Exactly! Me neither, that's why I posted. It was very intereting to me. I personally don't use WAMP, or similar solutions, but I tedted it in order to help one of the members at my forum. I remembered that I was using WAMP long time ago, and it was th first thing I remembered when he asked me about setting up local http server.

Thanks for your reply anyway

Post CMS you're trying and I would test it out for you

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Thank you for reply. :-)
I don't think CMS matters here, but as a member of Elxis Team, I can't refuse the oportunity to advertise Elxis CMS (http://www.elxis.org). Test it if you like, I am always happy about every download.
A I said already, I don't use "one click" server solutions, but I am looking for something to recomend to users. I was very surprised when I encountered the problem described above, because I remember WAMP Server as much better solution for beginners then others, like XAMP e.g. or maybe just for sentimental rasons. ;-)

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when I use CMS and install modules/templates, I get the installer error.

What modules/templates did you try?

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I am creating them (modules/templates).... nevermind. As I told you, on other PC I have quickly installed Apache, MySQL and PHP by hand, separately, and everything is working fine. I was looking for best solution for newbies, who can't install everything on their own. I don't have the time to bugfix WAMP right now, so I asked if anyone has a clue what might be causing the problem. I suspect it is something with apache, but I don't have the time to deal with it now. I really like WAMP, and I believe it is the best solution for newbies to get in to PHP/MySql, but I need some stable solution at the moment.

Thanks for your time

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I don't have the time to bugfix WAMP right now, so I asked if anyone has a clue what might be causing the problem.

That's what I've been trying to find out for you too since I've never seen that problem before, but if you like to figure out on your own, he he... he he... ;-) good luck debuging

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OK, here is workaround, instead of normal XML statement::

<filename>images/apply.png</filename>

you have to use:

<filename>/images/apply.png</filename>

Maybe it will help someone, until I find the cause of this behaviour.