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Re: Installing drupal
13-08-2009 11:01 PM
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Sorry - you are right. I was just looking at recent posts.
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Re: Installing drupal
22-08-2009 2:40 AM
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I'm happy to second the Joomla vote over Drupal.
Having used both, none of them on Plusnet space, Joomla is far and away the more accomplished CMS.
It has some fairly impressive documentation too, and a very active community, who know their onions (and a little about Joomla too).
Virtuemart is a plug in ecommerce module for Joomla which takes work to sort out, but once up, does a pretty good job for free.
I think from memory that Joomla is also a lot more tolerant on php globals than Drupal ever was.
Bill.
Having used both, none of them on Plusnet space, Joomla is far and away the more accomplished CMS.
It has some fairly impressive documentation too, and a very active community, who know their onions (and a little about Joomla too).
Virtuemart is a plug in ecommerce module for Joomla which takes work to sort out, but once up, does a pretty good job for free.
I think from memory that Joomla is also a lot more tolerant on php globals than Drupal ever was.
Bill.
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Re: Installing drupal
03-09-2009 1:40 AM
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For what its worth, you can get drupal working on ccgi
Create a file and call it php.ini, save it into the folder you have your drupal index.php file, it should contain 2 lines:
register_globals = Off
memory_limit = 32M
That will allow you to continue with the installation of drupal.
To get clean urls working you need to edit the .htaccess file replace all the code with the code contained on the follow page:
http://drupal.org/node/121834
The only thing you won't be able to get are any modules that require php5 obviously.
Create a file and call it php.ini, save it into the folder you have your drupal index.php file, it should contain 2 lines:
register_globals = Off
memory_limit = 32M
That will allow you to continue with the installation of drupal.
To get clean urls working you need to edit the .htaccess file replace all the code with the code contained on the follow page:
http://drupal.org/node/121834
The only thing you won't be able to get are any modules that require php5 obviously.
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