KPC Posted December 19, 2005 Posted December 19, 2005 I've searched on here and it seems that people use easyphp on their local computer to make changes, then once it is complete, they upload it to their website. If I make changes right from my website, it takes forever to process each command. I downloaded & installed the easyphp, then restarted my computer. I put the osCommerce directory in the "www" section of easyphp When I go to: http://localhost/osCommerce0/osCommerce/catalog/ it brings up an error that says: FATAL ERROR: register_globals is disabled in php.ini, please enable it! Has anyone experienced this with easyphp. I tried searching for it on their forum, but it is in a foreign language. maybe someone here can give some suggestions as to how I can run the osCommerce on my local computer. Sincerely, Scott
jmaronge Posted December 19, 2005 Posted December 19, 2005 do a search on your computer looking for php.ini once you find it, open the file in notepad click edit, find... type in register_globals and then find it will take you straight to it. change the 'off' to 'on' save it... restart your comp. that should do the trick. btw.. you do have a testing server on your machine with php and mysql installed right?
KPC Posted December 19, 2005 Author Posted December 19, 2005 do a search on your computer looking for php.ini once you find it, open the file in notepad click edit, find... type in register_globals and then find it will take you straight to it. change the 'off' to 'on' save it... restart your comp. that should do the trick. btw.. you do have a testing server on your machine with php and mysql installed right? Pardon me for being such a Newbie, but I went and changed the register_globals to "on" and it still isn't working. Can anyone just simply recommend the easiest way for a "Newbie" to get this to work on my computer, without needing to run it through my website. When I try to make changes on osCommerce with it being on my website, it is taking me forever. How can I get it to run locally at a high speed, then once it is done, at that time I will then upload it to my website so customers can use my store. BTW, here is what I got done so far. It isn't much, but it is a start: http://keystonepowdercoating.com/osCommerce/catalog/ Sincerely, Scott
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