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Error in WigiCorp installation

rolyroly
edited May 2011 in Bug Reports
When you run the install script for the 9.1 release (Wigicorp demo site) you get the following error
Notice: Undefined offset: -1 in C:\www\isoft\fuel\modules\fuel\config\fuel_constants.php on line 12
That line reads :- define('WEB_FOLDER', $_FUEL_SEGS[count($_FUEL_SEGS)-2]);
I changed it to :- define('WEB_FOLDER', $_FUEL_SEGS[count($_FUEL_SEGS)-1]);
and that seems to sort the problem out. Not sure if it's the right thing to do - but it worked !

Comments

  • adminadmin
    edited 1:29PM
    I'd recommend downloading the "demo" branch which is kept up to date:
    https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/commits/demo
  • rolyroly
    edited 1:29PM
    I downloaded both the 9.1 and the 9.3 from URL you suggested above but they both still have the bug in them. 9.1 is on line 12 and 9.3 is on line 13.
  • adminadmin
    edited 1:29PM
    I believe I've ran into this before and it had something to do with the value of $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'] being different across platforms. What platform are you running it on (WAMP, XAMPP... etc) and what is the value of $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'] (echo it out right before that error)?
  • rolyroly
    edited 1:29PM
    I am running Windows 7 and Apache. The $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'] = C:\www\isoft\index.php - "c:\www\isoft" is where the web site is situated.
    Hope this helps.
  • adminadmin
    edited 1:29PM
    What happens if on line 12 you set '/' to '\' (back slash to a forward), in the explode call?
  • rolyroly
    edited 1:29PM
    That seems to fix the problem but it needs to be '\\' and not '\'
  • rolyroly
    edited 1:29PM
    Just another question while we're at it - are there any different css style sheets available for download i.e besides WigiCorp ?
  • adminadmin
    edited 1:29PM
    I'll push a fix for that SCRIPT_FILENAME path. With regards to the styles sheet, we don't have any additional CSS or themes to download. We normally customize that for client's design and use the common.cs and reset.css as starting points.
  • rolyroly
    edited 1:29PM
    OK. Thanks for help.
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