Hi,
I'm having problems in the step 5 of the OJS installation.
The page doesn't appear anything, no message, no error.
Could somebody help me?
Thanks, Beatriz
Problems in OJS 1.1.7 installation
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Problems in OJS 1.1.7 installation
by Beatriz » Tue Jul 06, 2004 8:28 am
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by kevin » Tue Jul 06, 2004 9:07 pm
Can you load "install.php?op=step&step=5" directly?
Although I don't see anything that could prevent it from loading, the last installation page contains only some instructions, so the system should be effectively installed if the previous installation steps were successful.
Although I don't see anything that could prevent it from loading, the last installation page contains only some instructions, so the system should be effectively installed if the previous installation steps were successful.
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Problems in install ojs 1.1.7
by Guest » Wed Jul 07, 2004 8:00 am
Hi,
I think the problem is because in the steps 3 and 4 we load "install.php?op=step&step=3" and "install.php?op=step&step=3 directly, but when we did this, the system doesn't save the configuration we enter in this steps, it doesn't execute
http://calvados.c3sl.ufpr.br/ojs/install.php?op=save
Do you have any ideia?
Thanks, Beatriz
PS: the same error is occuring when I try to install ojs1.1.5.
I think the problem is because in the steps 3 and 4 we load "install.php?op=step&step=3" and "install.php?op=step&step=3 directly, but when we did this, the system doesn't save the configuration we enter in this steps, it doesn't execute
http://calvados.c3sl.ufpr.br/ojs/install.php?op=save
Do you have any ideia?
Thanks, Beatriz
PS: the same error is occuring when I try to install ojs1.1.5.
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by kevin » Wed Jul 07, 2004 10:15 pm
Are you sure your server's PHP installation has MySQL support enabled? That would be one thing that could cause the "blank screen" behaviour you describe.
If you create a simple "test.php" file with a line of code like "<?phpinfo()?>" in it and load the script in a browser, that should tell you whether MySQL is enabled or not.
If you create a simple "test.php" file with a line of code like "<?phpinfo()?>" in it and load the script in a browser, that should tell you whether MySQL is enabled or not.
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