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Amazing...
I think i'm a blonde piece of toast. :S
I want to try jojo on my own computer with Apache and stuff.
So here is what I did...
I installed a new version of PHP with the GD library. It went fine.
Then I made all the folders exactly as explained and then the installation made the .htaccess file went also fine.
Then I have to tell where the files are, I do that but then I get an 404 error...
What do I do wrong...?
Thanks! :*(
Rosaline
I think i'm a blonde piece of toast. :S
I want to try jojo on my own computer with Apache and stuff.
So here is what I did...
I installed a new version of PHP with the GD library. It went fine.
Then I made all the folders exactly as explained and then the installation made the .htaccess file went also fine.
Then I have to tell where the files are, I do that but then I get an 404 error...
What do I do wrong...?
Thanks! :*(
Rosaline
Probably one of two things, relating to your Apache install.
Firstly, check that mod_rewrite is enabled in your Apache httpd.conf file.
Then, ensure that .htaccess is able to override settings. On a local server you can get away with using AllowOverride all - look for the directory that relates to your htdocs folder and make sure the AllowOverride line is in there.
Let me know if that doesn't help. I use WampServer on my local install, it's pretty easy to get going (though the latest version doesn't play nice with Vista x64). XAMPP works well too.
Harvey.
Firstly, check that mod_rewrite is enabled in your Apache httpd.conf file.
Then, ensure that .htaccess is able to override settings. On a local server you can get away with using AllowOverride all - look for the directory that relates to your htdocs folder and make sure the AllowOverride line is in there.
<Directory "C:/htdocs">
AllowOverride all</Directory>
AllowOverride all</Directory>
Let me know if that doesn't help. I use WampServer on my local install, it's pretty easy to get going (though the latest version doesn't play nice with Vista x64). XAMPP works well too.
Harvey.
Well, I changed the AllowOverride, but it didnt work. I decided to try WampServer... So I deinstalled all and installed the Wamp.
And guess what... All is working fine now!
Thanks for your suggestion of the Wamp.
And for your help of course!!!
I'll be back :-)
Groetjes,
Rosaline
And guess what... All is working fine now!
Thanks for your suggestion of the Wamp.
And for your help of course!!!
I'll be back :-)
Groetjes,
Rosaline
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