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Re: [Tikiwiki-devel] tiki-filter-base variables
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From: Greg M. <gm...@gm...> - 2009-04-09 21:13:56
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<font face="Arial">(Don't you love it when folks answer their own
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After further review, I've concluded that $tiki_script_filename is used
to determine the path to the tiki directory and the tiki_setup_dir is
used with it to ensure we're getting predictable results from
tiki_script_filename. <br>
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However, when running on Windows & IIS, $tikipath is returning c:\
when it should be c:\inetpub\vhosts\tiki3 (for my test install). Well,
it is returning C:\/ but I made two changes to get it back to C:\.<br>
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Next we have to figure out how to get it to the actual path. There is
already a line there that works:<br>
$tiki_script_filename = <br>
str_replace('\\','/',realpath($_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']));<br>
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but it is buried in an else clause that doesn't get called on my
install.<br>
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Perhaps one of you could explain why we use getcwd() as the first
attempt to get the script_filename. Could we swap the </font><font
face="Arial">$_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'] as the first attempt
Thoughts?</font><br>
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\\Greg<br>
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Greg Martin wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Patrice & Stephane, I asked these questions on-line today and Sylvie
insisted the Strasbourg team had all the answers. After some cloak &
dagger work, I found that referred to you two! Hope you can help.
Hi, I'm working with Marc to get the v3 running well on Windows. First
step is the installer. I'm trying to understand the variable set there
so I can ensure the correct values are being set for Windows/IIS. At
this point they don't seem to do what we'd expect for Windows.
The other night, jonny helped me understand that $tikiroot (in
tiki-filter-base) was supposed to be the relative url path to tiki.
That is if <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://my.server/tiki/tiki-index.php">http://my.server/tiki/tiki-index.php</a> works, then $tikiroot
would be /tiki/. Would you verify?
Now I'm trying to understand $tikipath in the same file. I've decided
that it's the file system path to tiki. So if I had the tikifiles in
/usr/share/tiki, this value would be /usr/share/tiki/. Is that correct?
While you are at it, if you could define tiki_setup_dir and
tiki_script_filename that would be great.
My plan is to add some comment to the file as I learn how it works.
please understand I am WAY behind in my understanding here. So if I
start to interfere with your work, please let me know.
Thank you
\\Greg
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