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No No No - never change the doc root hardcoded anywhere else than in conf.inc.php. If you think this is your problem add in conf.inc.php: $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] = "mypath". AND never use the backslash \ for paths on Windows. PHP works very well with "/" like: "C:/mypath&...

Got it! I went through my old installation and compared with the new fresh one. It turned out that I had to do the following changes: in include/inc_lib/default.inc.php : 1. Change the real path to use the physical path instead of using the $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] : from define ("PHPWCMS_ROOT...

schmidti83 wrote:Check your PHP Settings:
save_mode On or Off?

Thanks for the tip. However, I've tried both safe_mode =on and safe_mode=off. Same result.
The thing is, the previous release of phpwcms still works. It is only the latest release that is not functioning.

you can also use "http://localhost/" Oliver Tried it (changed the value of $phpwcms["site"] to http://localhost/ in the file include/inc_conf/config.inc.php) but the result is still the same. Are there any other paths that coudl be troublesome? I use all the default values and e...

I got exactly the same after a clean install of phpwcms_1.1-RC2_2004-02-20 and I'm also looking for a solution. These are my observations: I've created a layout and a template, both works fine. I can creata a site structure, selecting the appropriate template I can create articles, give them a title...

To split this user forum into a german and an english version would significantly reduce its use. Open source and free software are wonderful things but relies on us as users to supply our input, our observations and support to each other and the developers. The number of users active in the support...