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AW: [Phpwebsite-developers] phpWebSite 0.10.3

[Yves K. <ph...@fi...>]

This same problem is also discussed here:
http://www.phpwsforums.com/showthread.php?t=2891

I guess an incomplete install because of max_execution_time of 15 sec
There is (also) for sure a problem with sessions.

Yves


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Shaun Murray
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On 18 Feb 2006, at 07:34, Greg Morgan wrote:
> This guy left phpinfo.php available.  I have not had time to try and
> investigate this error "Fatal error: Call to a member function on a
> non-object" https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=3582482 .
> I used to think that this was a php 5 issue too but his web hosting
> company is running php 4.4.2
> http://jonathanhall205.co.uk/PHPSITE/setup/phpinfo.php .  It appears
> more users are running into this version of php and there's some
> problem
> with the current version of phpWebSite.  Do you know if this kind-of
> error has been addressed.  I asked Jon to provide more info on how he
> installed phpWebSite in this environment.

PHP 4.4 introduced a bunch of errors you'd normally only get in PHP5
which is why I've stuck with PHP 4.3.11 on my servers. 4.4 breaks too
many 3rd party scripts.  We'll have to get that working though.
Anyone running the latest v4.4 want to step forward for testing
purposes?


Shaun
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Re: AW: [Phpwebsite-developers] phpWebSite 0.10.3

[Greg M. <drk...@co...>]

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Yves Kuendig wrote:
> This same problem is also discussed here:
> http://www.phpwsforums.com/showthread.php?t=2891
> 
> I guess an incomplete install because of max_execution_time of 15 sec
> There is (also) for sure a problem with sessions.
> 
> Yves
<snip>

>>This guy left phpinfo.php available.  I have not had time to try and
>>investigate this error "Fatal error: Call to a member function on a
>>non-object" https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=3582482 .
>>I used to think that this was a php 5 issue too but his web hosting
>>company is running php 4.4.2
>>http://jonathanhall205.co.uk/PHPSITE/setup/phpinfo.php .  It appears
>>more users are running into this version of php and there's some
>>problem
>>with the current version of phpWebSite.  Do you know if this kind-of
>>error has been addressed.  I asked Jon to provide more info on how he
>>installed phpWebSite in this environment.
> 
> 
> PHP 4.4 introduced a bunch of errors you'd normally only get in PHP5
> which is why I've stuck with PHP 4.3.11 on my servers. 4.4 breaks too
> many 3rd party scripts.  We'll have to get that working though.
> Anyone running the latest v4.4 want to step forward for testing
> purposes?


Sigh...

pfttttttttt....

and I walked away from the keyboard for 15 minutes  hehe.

Yves if you want you can have the privilege of smacking Jon around, then
please do so.  I checked to see if he posted the same question on
phpWebSiteManual.com.  Nope he just posted it in two forums.  ;-)  Ask
Jon how many people he felt entitled to waste their time?

Now looking at the glass as half full--the positive angle--this forum
post shows why I'd like to edit the .txt files and now add Shaun's idea
of a link on the first page of the initial site.  Gosh it almost looks
like I paid jjohall2000 to stage this error. :-)
* So I revised a portion of the install guide based on Jon's post
http://phpwebsite-comm.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php?title=PhpWebSite_Installation#Review_Install_Messages--Step_9
* I can finally piece together where these "Call to a member function on
a non-object" error messages may originate.  Additional FAQs were
created that point to the step 9 page based on this forum post.
* It is my hope that editing the install.txt to point to both the
Installation guide and the FAQ page that users would be more successful
with their installs.  Note that the INSTALL.txt file was referenced in
the phpwsforums post
http://www.phpwsforums.com/showpost.php?p=15157&postcount=6 .  It looks
like the error was made during memory configuration and the number of
modules that were installed.  Thankfully,  Matt has changed the 1.0.0
code to only allow core installs.  You have to boost additional modules
later in fallout.
* Yep! The embellish boost module page
http://phpwebsite-comm.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php?title=Boost with
pretty screen shots is referenced in step eight
http://phpwebsite-comm.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php?title=PhpWebSite_Installation#Select_Additional_Modules--Step_8
.  The boost page also references how to install a third party module. I
added this information hoping people would not install every module with
only 8 megs of php memory configured.

So what do you all think?
1. I sense there are some 4.4.x issues that need to be resolved and this
forum post is not a good example of 4.4.x issues.
2. I am still in favor of editing the .txt files to point to pages in
the wiki.  I used these .txt files as the original seed pages of many
parts of the wiki.  So it is hoped that the expanded wiki page provides
additional information and screen shots that the .txt files were never
designed to do.
3. I like Shawn's idea of placing a reference to wiki on a successfully
installed site.  But as we saw in this forum post we need to help users
who do not have expert installers taking care of their installation.
4. If you look at the number of FAQs that I have collected in the
install questions section of the FAQ, then I am wondering if references
to the wiki should be made in each step of the setup.php code
http://phpwebsite-comm.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php?title=User_FAQ#Installation_Questions
.
5. Knowing that those proposed links would not be referenced nor
read--yes I see the glass as half empty now--then the "Go to my
installation" should be disabled if errors occur.  LOL  Look at the gif
Jon posted http://www.jonathanhall205.co.uk/phpwebsiteerror.GIF . The
screen shot shows "Go to my installation"An error occurred.  Yet, this
message may point to the difficulty in trapping all the errors.  The
error message was created after the link was created.

Greg
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