zend optimizer?

[dwcasey]

Is this required? I was finally able to get my web site hosting service to install PHP so I downloaded the zend file.

When I select "continue with setup...", I get a page that says Zend Optimizer not installed. Is this required?

[Brian]

Yes. Zend Optimizer or support for ionCube loaders is required to run the EasyPHPCalendar.

[dwcasey]

Ok, well, I'll work with my hosting service to get it installed. It's taken weeks just to get PHP installed.

Originally Posted by Brian

Yes. Zend Optimizer or support for ionCube loaders is required to run the EasyPHPCalendar.

[ve9gra]

You might want to try the tester first to see if the IonCube would work without further modifications to the server.

[dwcasey]

Worth a shot...but it failed with:

The file D:\inetpub\trinitygrace.org\calendar\setup\index.p hp has been encoded with the ionCube PHP Encoder and requires the free ioncube_loader_win_5.0.dll ionCube PHP Loader to be installed.

[dwcasey]

The hosting service has installed Zen PHP, however, looks like just not the optimizer.

[dwcasey]

Doesn't look like I can change the perms on my hosting service.

I'm using FileZilla to upload files and everything is showing as 666 now. When I try to change to 777, it doesn't seem to stick.

Here is the error I'm getting (i'm sure you've seen this one before):

RROR: Write permissions not set for config.inc.php. Please make sure that the file has write permissions (at least 646).

ERROR: Write permissions not set for calendar.php.

Please make sure that the file has write permissions (at least 646).

ERROR: Write permissions not set for license.php.

Please make sure that the file has write permissions (at least 646).

[Brian]

Your host should be able to do this for you.

[dwcasey]

Internet host said he changed the permissions this morning and added execute, but I am still getting error.

On a Windows host, does he simply need to right-click on these files and give the group Everyone Full-Control?

Originally Posted by Brian

Your host should be able to do this for you.

[Brian]

It depends on your specific server configuration, but the files need to be writable by the calendar script.

[dwcasey]

O.k., I'm in. Finally got hosting service to change permissions.

So, silly question of the day, how do I access calendar?

I go to /calendar/calendar.php and it get a calendar, but it looks like it's missing the CSS stuff? It's just a plain text in the top left corner.

Am I going to the wrong page?

[Brian]

The calendar.php file shouldn't be accessed directly. You can view the demo.php file to see the calendar and for an example of how to integrate the calendar into your web site.

[dwcasey]

O.k., I think we're almost there. I've added Event users, but I am unable to login as these users. I need to be able to test creating events and see how they display.

Also, am I suppose to have the little calendar at the bottom?

http://www.trinitygrace.com/calendar/tgc.php

Thanks so much!

[Brian]

I think you have too many require("calendar.php") requests in the file that's making the small calendar appear. Post your page code here if you still have this problem.

Sometimes, closing your browser before logging into the Event Admin can help.

[dwcasey]

Nevermind, I figued it out. Sorry to bother.

Originally Posted by dwcasey

O.k., I think we're almost there. I've added Event users, but I am unable to login as these users. I need to be able to test creating events and see how they display.

Also, am I suppose to have the little calendar at the bottom?

http://www.trinitygrace.com/calendar/tgc.php

Thanks so much!

[Brian]

No worries!

[dwcasey]

I'm back I've tried Firefox and IE 6 and the mouseover is sorta flakey.

I have set the on-mouseover pop up to true.

[Brian]

I looked at your page and didn't see the code for the mouse-over loader. Please view the Important section of the instructions for an example of code that must appear in your pages for the calendar to function correctly.

[dwcasey]

I've got the following in the tgc.php:

<div id="main-copy">
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
<?php $CSS=1; require("calendar.php"); ?>
<body>
<table align="center">
<tr><td align="center">
<?php
$TOC=1; // UNCOMMENT THIS LINE TO SHOW TEXT ON CALENDAR
require("calendar.php");
?>
<br /><br />
<?php
// SHOW LISTINGS MODULE
$LIST=1;
$DF = "D, M j";
$template="monthly.php";
require("calendar.php");
?>

</td>
<td width="0" align="left" valign="top">
<a name="escOL">&nbsp;</a>
</td>
</tr></table>
</body>
</div>

[Brian]

You're missing the $OL=1; require statements.