phpwcms Support Forum

Try to use directory names without spaces (e.g. Program Files)...
Good luck

You can test it by creating a file 'info.php' with the code:
When you execute the file the third line in your response (Server API) now has the value 'cgi/Fastcgi' or 'isapi'.

Thanks a lot Oliver. After you observed that my php installation was running as cgi and not as isapi I reconfigured it and ....
Tada ... works great. Thanks a lot

The variable $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] is not even listed. I'll send you (Oliver Georgi) the link to your info@phpwcms.de account. It's a dynamic IP, since the installaion resides on my pc at home...

The variable $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] is not set on my system. It's IIS 5.1 on Win XP por.
Did yout test it on a system with a parallel installation of apache, so that the environmental variable was set by the apache config?

But I just managed to solve the problem by setting the variable myself in ...

As far as I know, you cannot update IIS 5.1 to e.g. 6,0. The Version is determined by the OS. 4 is Win NT 4, 5.x is Win 2000 and XP, 6 is Windows Server 2003. I could only apply the currently available Patches, but it should be up to date. I'll try to apply all current patches again...

To cczfury: I don't get any error when trying to create articles, when submitting the article, the request times out

Replacing the code as DeXXus proposed didn't change anything. I get the same error.

I use PHP Version 4.3.4.

I checked both variable, but none is set. That's why I thought from the beginnig that this would be the source of the problems.
I also read the two threads you sent, but they didn't help.

In the meantime i installed phpwcms on a linux machine. In the beginning I also had the errors:
filestorage ...

Ok, maybe I should continue in english...
Thanks for your help DeXXus, but it didn't work

My configuration:
Win XP Pro (IIS 5.1, PHP 4.3.4, mysql 4.0.16)

I have installed:

phpwcms_1.1-RC1_2003-11-18.zip
patch_20-11-2003.zip
patch_22-11-2003.zip

During the setup i got the following messages ...

Der IIS kennt die Variable $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] nicht. Irgendeine Idee für einen workaround.

Ist es u.U. geplant im Code auf Webserver zu überprüfen und danach die Variable zu ersetzen?

Ciao, Ralph