By toni on

Hello!

I am a novice user of Drupal, but know my way arround PHP.

I have made a smooth and creamy installation of drupal release candidate on my laptop with XP. Now I am having it crunchy style on my Gentoo server box...

Here's what's up:
www.qsatis.com

Just looking at the first two errors:
There IS a includes/www.qsatis.com.php and there IS a /usr/lib/php/Smarty and there most certainly IS a /home/httpd/virtual/www.qsatis.com/www/drupal-cvs/includes/common.inc.

I am wondering, what went wrong.

Thanx for any help (and BTW, Drupal is the one of the best concepts for content management I have seen).

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toni’s picture

toni commented

Solved the problem:
- php.ini did not have standard php lib directory in libpath
- php.ini did not have current directory in libpath
- thre was a CR on line 1229 in common.inc

I am not sure, why this third one happened, but if it helps anyone... just make all the lines arrounf 1229 line look the same with not strange CRs or anything.

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Steven commented

There are a couple of question marks in your theme which suggest that these are characters that are not being saved as UTF-8 (Unicode). In Win2K/XP you can use Notepad to save to UTF-8 (or any other compliant program).

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toni commented

Ahem...
I have been trying to deal with this.
Unfortunately I have used notepad, textpad and even dramweaver to edit the file and to no avail...

By the way... the horizontal menu on this site is done purely in CSS with NO DIV tags. Simply undorderd lists. (ok, IE has a 4 lines of javascript to hide and show the lists).

As I am new to drupal I am still trying to devise a way to generate this menu from taxonomerty directly. This means I can have static pages show up in a menu like this.

Anyway, it's really easy to create a vertical version. Actualy - vertical version is simpler, as I only need 1 class VS 2 classes for horizontal version.

If anyone's interested, I can later write a tutorial on this.