Im installing on my dreamhost server and getting error No input file specified when I go to http://www.datroncalloway.com/fb.php?p=post
any ideas?
Datron
posted by Datron on 15 Jun 06 at 11:57 PM
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Im installing on my dreamhost server and getting error No input file specified when I go to http://www.datroncalloway.com/fb.php?p=post
any ideas?
Datron
Im installing on my dreamhost server and getting error No input file specified when I go to http://www.datroncalloway.com/fb.php?p=post
any ideas?
Datron
I use dreamhost.
in fb settings use 1 here..
$use_alt_url = 1; // use alternate URLs (for use with .htaccess or PHP-as-CGI servers)
http://photos.themezz.com/index.php?p=post
http://photos.themezz.com/fb.php?p=post
in fb settings use 1 here..
$use_alt_url = 1; // use alternate URLs (for use with .htaccess or PHP-as-CGI servers)
http://photos.themezz.com/index.php?p=post
http://photos.themezz.com/fb.php?p=post
posted by theMezz on 16 Jun 06 at 12:03 AM
Thanks for the quick reply, I did put a 1 in fb settings. also tried putting it in folderblog folder also.
posted by Datron on 16 Jun 06 at 12:07 AM
are you sure your files have a lowercase "jpg" extensions?
posted by jeff on 18 Jun 06 at 9:50 PM
I have it working now, but I don't have the index.php working. I would like for it to pull up the FB when you access the directory. just like The mezz has his setup. How do you get it to pull up once you go to photos.themezz.com ?
posted by Datron on 19 Jun 06 at 1:51 PM
A solution would be to create an index.php for redirecting to folderblog:
<?
Header("Location: fb.php");
?>
This has the advantage that you can even transmit parameters, depending on what you want.
You can also create a special .htaccess-file telling the server to directly open fb.php. Or you try renaming fb.php to index.php, could work.
Post a Reply:<?
Header("Location: fb.php");
?>
This has the advantage that you can even transmit parameters, depending on what you want.
You can also create a special .htaccess-file telling the server to directly open fb.php. Or you try renaming fb.php to index.php, could work.
posted by ikue on 30 Jun 06 at 2:25 AM
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