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    • Simple slash back-slash problem

    Posted by Daniel Frey posts: 8 Switzerland

    Hi there,

    I am new to PHP and tiki. I installed tikiwiki 1.8 on an IIS 4. However, only empty pages appear. A small test script shows, that the PHP installation expects double back-slashes as path-separator. The forward slashes in the php scripts in tikiwiki won't do. Is there kind of global parameter "path-separator" or thelike to change this behaviour at once?

    Your experience would be welcome.

    Thanks
    Daniel Frey

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    Posted by Philippe Cloutier posts: 1001 Canada

    Hi Daniel,
    I don't recall having to set such things even with Windows. You could try with EasyPHP instead of IIS, which is not as well supported as Apache. BTW, you red IisInstall?

    Posted by Daniel Frey posts: 8 Switzerland

    Hi Chealer9,

    > I don't recall having to set such things even with Windows. You could try with EasyPHP instead of IIS, which is not as well supported as Apache. BTW, you red IisInstall?

    I read the IISInstall howto. However, I am running with a provider and cannot change the server setup. Do you know howto debug this issue?

    Cheers, Daniel


    Posted by Daniel Frey posts: 8 Switzerland

    Hi Chealer9,

    > I don't recall having to set such things even with Windows. You could try with EasyPHP instead of IIS, which is not as well supported as Apache. BTW, you red IisInstall?

    I read the IISInstall howto. However, I am running with a provider and cannot change the server setup. Do you know howto debug this issue?

    Cheers, Daniel


    Posted by Kanzleramt posts: 1

    Hi,

    I'm having the same problem with Apache 2.2 and PHP 5. It's running on Win2008 x 64.
    Some Links are like that: "http://www.12345.com/\/tiki-pagehistory.php?page=HomePage&source=0" -> "/\/"

    -> Is there any Solution?

    Best Regards

    Andreas