I ran into a similar issue when installing php wiki on windows.
Windows dist of php ships a file named php.ini-recommended.
This has settings that are incompatable with phpwiki
You must edit php/php.ini file and change this setting to on
register_long_arrays = On
I would also probably set this to On until you have it
running. This setting has some security issues so when
debugged, change it back to off
display_errors = On
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it's seem to must comment index.php "if xxx" at beging?
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set register_globals = on
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I'm having the exact same problems.. Where am I supposed to
set register_globals = on? In which file? Im sort of new to
php (I know C). Please help!
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I ran into a similar issue when installing php wiki on windows.
Windows dist of php ships a file named php.ini-recommended.
This has settings that are incompatable with phpwiki
You must edit php/php.ini file and change this setting to on
register_long_arrays = On
I would also probably set this to On until you have it
running. This setting has some security issues so when
debugged, change it back to off
display_errors = On