Thread: [Quexf-discuss] queXML
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From: AD <bz...@ho...> - 2008-03-09 23:25:44
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Hi Adam, Here is the info, PHP Version 5.2.5, Apache2.2, MySQL server Ver 14.12 Distrib 5.0.51.a for Win32, MySQL client 5.0.22, adodb version V5.04 I'll apply the recommendations below and let you know. Thanks a lot Hi Norry, Can you tell me what version of PHP, mySQL and AdoDB you are using? To avoid the AdoDB session error try commenting out the following in config.inc.php to look like this: //if (!(include_once(dirname(__FILE__).'/../adodb/session/adodb-session2.php'))) //{ // print "<p>ERROR: Please modify config.inc.php to point to your ADODb installation</p>"; //} and //ADOdb_Session::config(DB_TYPE, DB_HOST, DB_USER, DB_PASS, DB_NAME,$options=false); This will let PHP handle the sessions instead of AdoDB. The error you are getting in band.php suggests that there is either a problem reading the database, or the PDF file did not get imported properly. Using mysql administrator, try running this SQL statement and see what result you get: SELECT qid,description FROM questionnaires It should return at least one row. Also, can you send me the output of when you run /admin/testconfig.php Regards, Adam Zammit AD wrote: > Hi Adam, > > I am using the sample files provided within the example. I am ok up to > import a new form from a PDF file but I cannot do Banding, I always > get > > Session: connection failed > > Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in C:\Program > Files\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\htdocs\QueXF\admin\band.php > on line 347 which is > > foreach($qs as $q) > { > print "<a href=\"band.php?zoom=$zoom&qid={$q['qid']}#boxGroup\">Band: {$q['description']}</a> <a href=\"band.php?reorder=reorder&zoom=$zoom&qid={$q['qid']}\">Reorder variables: {$q['description']}</a>"; > print "<br/>"; > } > At which time $qs is NULL > > It goes next to adodb-session2.php and get session connection failed > > I have QueXF and adodb folder at the same level under htdocs and I am > including config.inc.php and adodb-session2.php along > > I am also using PhpEd trying to debug through the code and it does > these steps (from PhpED log file > > Action Debug session finished 12:44:42 PM > Action navigating: http://localhost:8080/QueXF/config.inc.php 12:44:45 PM > Action Debug session (ID=395155310833700002) started 12:44:47 PM > > I have created the queXF database and I can connect through mySQL administrator. > > Thank > > Norry > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Adam Zammit [mailto:az...@de...] > Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2008 4:30 PM > To: AD > Subject: Re: queXML > > Hello again Norry, > > The latest development version of limesurvey has the ability to output questionnaire structure to a queXML file. > > If you are able to download that version and run it: you can design your questionnaire in limesurvey, then output it to a queXML file which you can then convert to a PDF form. > > Regards, > Adam Zammit > > AD wrote: > >> Hi Adam, >> >> >> >> I have installed queXML to create forms to use with queXF or >> limesurveyor but because there is no tutorial on queXML, I am kind of >> stuck. What I have is one XML file test_questionnaire.xml and 3 >> ddi_to and 9 to_xxxxx, xslt files and etc. and the barcode folder. >> How would I use the xslt file to transform the test_questionnaire.xml >> to FO or other format. A tutorial should explain how to do that in >> XMLSpy or Dreamweaver for example. >> >> Lastly what is the output from queXML that get consumed by queXF. >> >> Basically I am trying to use this application to create forms and >> test/verify then scanned filled forms. >> >> |