I get the following during installtion
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Comment #1
yched commentedYou probably need to be more specific about the behavior you report :
when (which installation step) do you get this ?
where is it displayed on the screen ?
'I get the following' is just not enough :-)
Comment #2
bakr commentedYeah you are right ... (Oops sorry, too much exited about RC1 ;-)
I get it all the way on top of my screen right from the install.php down through every screen to the start page...
It exists all the time...
(see second attachment as well)
Comment #3
bakr commentedI have re-uploaded my drupal php folder to my hosting provider (ftp - File Zilla)
And it seems working fine...
I suspect that was a corrupted upload....
Now it is Ok.
Comment #4
bakr commentedComment #5
JirkaRybka commentedSeems like that. The "message" you got is just the end of system.module file, which means that PHP for some reason fall out of parsing mode (on a very uncommon place inside a simple string) and just printed the rest of file (before starting the real themed output). Most probably you got
?>in there accidentally, or some *really weird* characters (might be php version dependent too). But no need to analyze that.I tried a fresh rc1 install myself now, all clean.
I assume this is fixed, then.
Comment #6
(not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.
Comment #7
kimbakat commentedWhat does all this mean in Layman's terms? I don't understand how it was resolved?
It seems similar to my issue..but I don't understand a lot of the jargon in the posting.
I wish Drupal would be easier to install. I'm wasting so much time figuring out how to get the install.php file to load on the hosting site.
There are similar posting with the same problem..but I don't see any clear resolution.