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Now i get this one :) heh I have tried three fresh installs and i get this after the admin details are set and im 80% into the install proceedure.

Fatal error: Call to a member function Execute() on a non-object in /mounted-storage/home30b/sub003/sc26829-LZMV/www/html/install/modify_config.php on line 498

- try to update */install/modify_config.php*
- if using register_globals=on try to set register_globals=off

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Okay will give that a go tonight, thanks for the tip.

sorry wrong thread



edited by: czardogs, Oct 23, 2006 - 04:24 PM

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Strangley enough, i decided to download the PostNuke package again, and use a fresh archive, deleting the old one. I noticed that i now did not have to manually change the chmod permissions on files as they were correct and no longer got the error. Now it is installed.

Strange indeed :)

I am a new user, trying to a new install of .763. I have followed the installation instructions carefully.

I am getting this exact same problem, same message on the same line of code. I have tried re-installing 6 times with the same result. I have been manually setting CHMODs, manually dropping all of my tables for each install. This is very time-consuming - someone please help!!

I don't want to have to give up on PostNuke, but I am tearing my hair out here..
If I look at index.php afterwards, I get a basic screen with no menus, no admin and just a couple of logos. The line of code is trying to populate the blocks table, which was created ok earlier in the installation process.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

did you update /install/modify_config.php with *this file* as already mentioned prior to installation?

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Yes, I have overwritten /install/modify_config.php with the content you have provided, dropped all of the tables and re-installed.
Unfortunately it makes no difference. Do you know what the cause is?

For your second recommendation, how do you set register_globals=off?

there are various ways via .htaccess and php.ini depending on your server configuration. in doubt simply ask your provider about it.

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I'm just installing .763 for my first try and got this same error. Any solution to your problem yet Jenster.

Oddly enough when login in to reply to this thread after viewing it unregistered I was returned to a page here that said: Module modify_config.php not available




Is this requirement new in 0.763? I'm not sure what my host uses but this is my 10th site they are hosting for me and they other ones are all good to go.



edited by: pnDev, Oct 25, 2006 - 02:48 AM

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edited by: pnDev, Oct 25, 2006 - 02:50 AM

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I think the problem is not .htaccess or php.ini because I installed in my localhost which run AppServ. My PC can install some e-learning system such as moodle, ATutor...(safe mode off required) has no problem.

I update file modify_config.php like above but the success haven't occured yet. Please tell me what should I do?

My Error:

Ok, I have tried creating htaccess.txt with the following line in it:
register_globals=Off
I have uploaded this to my root directory, set chmod and renamed .htaccess.
I have dropped all of the tables again and re-installed.

Not only do I get exactly the same error, at exactly the same point, but now the installation screens have lost their graphics - this is going from bad to worse.

Can anyone tell me what should be in .htaccess?
I can't delete it now with my FTP client as it's a hidden file.... help please!!

Is this really meant to be a stable release?

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I have tried the following in .htaccess:


This made no difference, and graphics still lost from install screens..

I found some advice on my ISP (PlusNet) CGI forum for PHP issues.
This advises adding code to the beginning of certain files to set ini values.
Based on that, I have tried adding the following:



I have added this to the beginning of: admin.php, config.php, index.php, install.php and /install/modify_config.php, and created a tmp directory.

However once again this has not changed the outcome of the install process.

Now, can anyone tell me how to get rid of the .htaccess file? I think it might be interfering with the CSS which is why the installation screens have lost all their graphics. I can't see it with my FTP client.

I'd heard the PostNuke community was helpful - so come on, can anyone help me sort out this mess??



edited by: Jenster, Oct 25, 2006 - 02:01 PM