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SinCityJet
05-12-2005, 02:53 AM
A completely new installation of CMPS on vB 3.0.7 went as instructed, and from the admin panel (before I changed the cpms_index.php file name to index.php) I see commands for CPMS.

But from another computer with a clear cache, once I change the cpms_index.php name to index.php, I get the Fatal Error listed in the title of this thread.

What am I doing wrong?

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Update: I searched the forum and found that another user with the same problem was told that they had apparently entered changes in global.php in error. (He gave up due to unrelated hardware issues, so we'll never know if that was the solution.) So I went and triple checked my global.php and found it to be exactly as instructed, so that's not it.

Additionally, the link to the CMPS User's Manual in the installation documentation is broken. I would RTFM if it were available. :confused:

Brian
05-12-2005, 11:23 AM
There's no way you would get that error unless you've either modified your cmps_index.php file or haven't applied the changes to your global.php file correctly.

SinCityJet
05-12-2005, 02:36 PM
There's no way you would get that error unless you've either modified your cmps_index.php file or haven't applied the changes to your global.php file correctly.

Brian, thanks for responding. :) I'm guessing that I may have edited the wrong directory. I'm using WAMP (a Windows installer of PHP/MySQL/Apache) that runs well, but it seems to have gone a bit crazy. I have several directories that contain global.php, and I'm going to have to track down which one is "live."

I tried the trick mentioned in the FAQ about creating the php file that's supposed to tell you the PATH, but it didn't work for me. When I opened up the file after saving it, it was unchanged.

Finally, where will I find the Users Manual? The link included in the install zip is dead.

Brian
05-12-2005, 05:40 PM
Homepage => Members' Area => Users Manuals ;)

SinCityJet
05-12-2005, 08:58 PM
Homepage => Members' Area => Users Manuals ;)

Thanks! I've found it. (I do wish there was a .pdf file for downloading or printing. As is, I had to sorta cut & paste into Word before printing out.)

Tonight, I'll find out if I've been placing the modified files in the correct directory. :o

Update: I had placed the modified index.php page in the wrong directory. Once I placed it in the correct one, I was golden! Thanks, Brian.