This is a tutorial on how to install WorkSimple
Compatible with version 1.2.x
Steps
- Download WorkSimple from http://geekness.eu/wsdownload
- Extract WorkSimple to the directory of your choice
- chmod the data/ directory to 0777, to allow the creation/writing of files.
- Head over to the install directory. For example: http://mywebsite/worksimple/install
- Fill in the boxes, such as website and tagline and number posts/page.
- Check off what you would like on your website (Ads, login box, calendar)
- Click done
- It will now redirect you to the second install page
- Fill in the fields.
- Click finish
- You must delete the 'install' directory and 'ni.txt'.
Configuring
'data/conf.php' is where all the configuration values are stored, such as website name, calendar status etc.
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Actual Version
It seems like /Upload needs a chmos aswell .
Install error
Warning: Division by zero in /PTLBlog/do.php on line 48
I'm getting that error when trying to install...
Re: install Error
I found out why this is happening. Its because $posts_page is blank in 'conf.php'. Change the number of posts per page (in the CP) to a numerical value.
$lang file?
"failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/sicknerd/public_html/bp/2009/cp.php on line 18"
something about [?php include("$lang") ?] but i check in the conf.php no such thing in it regarding $lang
i have to add a line is func.php that looks like $lang = "langs/en.lang.php"; like that
thats interesting
check in the conf.php no such thing in it regarding $lang
i have to add a line is func.php that looks like $lang = "langs/en.lang.php"; like that Dissertation
re: thats interesting
Hmm, thats fixed in 1.2.2b. It was a problem created by the installer where it didn't write the right language to conf.php
re:$lang file?
Hmmm, the $lang variable should be declared in conf.php, but func.php works the same. $lang defines the systems language to use. A new version of WorkSimple will/might be coming soon.