Hi,
First, congratulations to Jason and the core developpers for the great work and the ambitious project that MODx Revolution is. I’m impatient to discover a true multilingual version of MODx, even if alpha.
I’m trying to install MODx Revolution 2.0.0-alpha-5 from within a subfolder of htdocs in XAMPP, that is a website folder.
(This folder is named modx2 in my case.)
When running index.php from MODx’s root the following error displays.
Fatal error: Class ’xPDOQuery_’ not found in D:\xampplite\htdocs\modx2\core\xpdo\xpdo.class.php on line 1791
Lines 1790 and 1791 from the xpdo.class.php file let me think that there is a problem with the database that can probably not be configured :
1790: $xpdoQueryClass= 'xPDOQuery_' . $this->config['dbtype'];
1791: if ($query= new $xpdoQueryClass($this, $class, $criteria)) {
I also tried to run directly index.php from the MODx setup folder.
All checks are OK, excepted the connection to the database :
Could not connect to the database.
Array
(
[database_type] => mysql
[database_server] => localhost
[dbase] => alp
[database_user] => root
[database_password] =>
[database_collation] => latin1_general_ci
[database_charset] => latin1
[database_connection_charset] => latin1
[table_prefix] => alp_
[install_mode] => 0
[https_port] => 443
[site_sessionname] => SN48fa53f65d44f
[cache_disabled] => false
[inplace] => 1
[unpacked] => 1
)
Notes:
1) The database was not created before running the setup. I hoped MODx would do it.
2) I experimented several MODx 9.6.2 setups without problem (also with latin-1charset and latin1_general_ci collation)
3) I removed the read-only attribute for MODx Revolution folders, as asked.
4) In the core/config subfolder, I added an empty config.inc.php file, as asked.
5) My OS is Windows XP.
Did I miss something ?
Thanks for your help.
MODX Staff