You've probably removed a semi colon (;) off the end of one of the lines you edited in your settings.php. Either that or you've accidentally made some other typo.
Your original typo problem in settings.php has gone away.
The problem is now that you haven't created your database tables - you still need to run the supplied SQL script to set this up. The INSTALL.txt file mentions another file to read for the instructions specific to your database.
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typo in settings.php
You've probably removed a semi colon (;) off the end of one of the lines you edited in your settings.php. Either that or you've accidentally made some other typo.
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Anton
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actually no, everything is
actually no, everything is fine
just changed this line:
$db_url = 'mysql://sunsetdrupal:****@mysql149.secureserver.net/sunsetdrupal';
no idea...
does it need to be php5?
Well
Your original typo problem in settings.php has gone away.
The problem is now that you haven't created your database tables - you still need to run the supplied SQL script to set this up. The INSTALL.txt file mentions another file to read for the instructions specific to your database.
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mmm...
Review your settings.php file, probably you are missing a symbol like " or '
Good luck
ZiM.-
yeah, I'll try it again!
yeah, I'll try it again! =)
thanks
still now working its giving
still now working
its giving something like this:
http://www.ovelha.org/pasteler0/drupal/
Well the tables dont exists
Well the tables dont exists in your databae. You need to create them. Youll find the sql file in the databases/ directory.