The test URL was just that, a test. Unfortunately there is no way to get the proper link to the setup completion page except by the "go" button.
But it sounds like the WEBPATH computations Zenphoto makes are not correct, so instead of linking to the sub-folder it thinks the install is in the root folder.
What link did you use to run setup to start with?
Anyway the fix [i]might[/i] be to set the WEBPATH define in the configuration file. Probably to /inlaygallery/. It may also be necessary to set the SERVERPATH define as well.
I'm back. To run the set up I used:
www.bluelioninstruments.com/inlaygallery/zp-core/setup.php
I have gone in and changed the zenphoto.cfg.php file as you suggested. It made no difference--the Go button still gives me #2.
In reference to you post about Zenphoto being the root of the domain: I copied and pasted the url http://www.bluelioninstruments.com/inlaygallery/zp-core/setup/index.php?checked and it took me to the Zenphoto Setup upgrade page.
In bold--database connected. Beneath that, the list of tables to update, AND A GO BUTTON!!!! Which, when I click, takes me to #2 message. But I'll bet you knew that would happen. Another test?
Sigh.
Any other thoughts? Should I delete everything and start from scratch?
So, are you up to changing some code?
In zp-core/setup/index.php around line 26 you will find the lines:
if (!defined('WEBPATH')) { define('WEBPATH', $const_webpath); } if (!defined('SERVERPATH')) { define('SERVERPATH', $serverpath); }
Please insert before those lines the following:
var_dump($_SERVER); define('WEBPATH','/inlaygallery');
I suspect that this will not be sufficient, but without the result of that var_dump() statement I cannot guess the setting for SERVERPATH.
I am really at a loss to know why this would show up now, though.
Sorry for not being here sooner--I'm in a bit of a panic. Somewhere along the line of changing the config. the whole site has gone down and I'm getting internal server 500 error along with a "misconfiguration or internal error" message. Until I get that solved, this problem with zenphoto is moot.
Once I get my website back up and working I'll be back--and I'm definitely up for learning how to change code.
You are incredible--I mean it. I was looking at another photo gallery program and went to the forum to see how problems are handled--can't believe how rude and terse the developer was. I'm grateful for the zenphoto community on the whole, and very especially your kindness, diligence and patience with me.
I expect I won't be back here until sometime tomorrow. Thank you again for being there.
I'm back. I worked on the issues yesterday, and finally decided to try starting from scratch. Noticing that 1.4.6 was just released, I downloaded it and then very carefully installed it and made sure every file actually uploaded. I don't know if this new version is what did the trick, or if somehow a file or two did not load the four other times I uploaded the previous version, but THE SITE IS WORKING!!!! It was actually pretty easy (especially compared to what you had been helping me with this past week!) I kept waiting for something to go wrong, but it didn't--big smiles!
Thank you for the extraordinary effort and time you put in to trying to help me solve the multitude of problems. I can't begin to express my gratitude for your expertise and willingness to try and problem solve the installation issues.
Amazing support and definitely not something I did or would ever take for granted. Thank you again.
