Tag: installation
installation error
I followed the instructions however am getting the following error when trying to configure siteframe:
"
Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: audit in /home/raleigh/public_html/siteframe.inc on line 447
"
line 447 seems to be the end of the file any ideas.....
Thanks,
David
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/ dhuff
/ Q&A
/ on October 22, 2007 at 21:38
setup.php
This is the installation script for Siteframe Beaumont. Whenever a
page is launched, a check is made to determine if the database table(s)
are accessible; if those tables do not exist, then it is presumed that
the software has not yet been installed and the scripts are redirected
to setup.php . setup.php performs a number of tasks:
It performs a number of "sanity checks" on...
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/ glen
/ Scripts
/ on November 27, 2005 at 21:08
HowTo: install Siteframe 5.x
The README.txt file that is distributed with Siteframe should have
the latest information on the product as well as a set of simplified
installation instructions. These instructions are intended to be very
comprehensive, and probably contain more information than any
reasonable person needs. Assumptions
You have an account with an ISP or web hosting provider
You know the final...
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/ glen
/ HowTo
/ on April 24, 2005 at 08:29
Recommended/Required Software
This document describes the software that is required to install Siteframe.
Web server: Siteframe has been installed under Apache 2.0.53 ; it will most likely work under older versions of Apache, but it has not been verified. It should work under any web server that supports PHP5, but, again, nothing besides Apache 2.0 has been confirmed and tested.
PHP5: Siteframe...
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/ glen
/ Internals
/ on March 22, 2005 at 21:18
siteframe.ini
Most of the core configuration for Siteframe Beaumont is performed through the siteframe.ini file. This is a text file in standard .INI file format that defines configuration variables for use by all the site software. There are several types of lines in the file:
Comments begin with a semicolon and extend to the end of the line.
Sections are indicated with [brackets] and must...
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/ glen
/ Internals
/ on March 18, 2005 at 11:30
