Okay.. which version of wordpress, and which version of PHP is it going on ?
Is the server IIS ?
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Anonymous
If I try to insert print statements I get errors like
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ELSE in c:\cutting.web\htdocs\wordpress\wp-admin\install.php on line 15
which just means I put the print statement in the wrong place. But this shows that it is accessing the code in install.php
So where does it go wrong?
How about a debugging version. I don’t know where to put the print statements in PHP.
Do you have WP installed? Why are you trying to put print it anything before it’s installed? Not being mean just curious. 🙂
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Anonymous
All the versions are the latest of yesterday.
I am using Appache 1.3
MySql 5.1
Wordpress 1.2 mingus
MySql is running with a database called wordpress inside it.
user, password, etc have been quadrupal checked.
Neither do I …. but a lot of us here are used to dealing with install errors, and we very rarely fail.
We do need to know details that I asked above though, and anything else about your system that you think could be important.
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Anonymous
WordPress is installed in the htdocs directory.
The only thing strange about my setup is that I am using virtual hosts in Apache.
However, it seems that this is working ok. I ran a test program that could get to PHP from that directory.
Try a nightly – 1.3pre-alpha – download link above
1.2 will not install to php5
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Anonymous
Bleeding edge or unstable builds?
unstable – not the cvs stuff.
It’s not that bad either 🙂
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Anonymous
I don’t see how you get to the unstable versions. All I can get to is under the CBS nightly builds. Where is the link to the unstable versions?
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Anonymous
yep, try installing with that
