Help,
I try to install evolution 1.0.2 or 1.0.3 and i get the following errors.
See attachment.
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the first means: set register_globals in your php.ini to OFF.
Turning Register Globals Off (using .htaccess)
A particular PHP setting which helps increase or decrease dramatically the security of your site. By default some web servers come with register globals ON which is not the optimum setting.
To turn Register Globals off you only need to add the following line to your .htaccess and save:
php_flag register_globals off
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Source: Google
Also the .htaccess file already exist for modx installations, you only need to rename it. It’s in the main dir of your site. Edit it with notepad and add the link/rule above.
Your second screenshot I don’t know try reuploading the installation files and check your mysql version
ps; dont use long prefixes and database names!
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It turns it off for the pages affected by that .htaccess file. Since .htaccess rules are inherited, this means that all directories under the one where you have such an .htaccess file have that turned off.
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Be aware that .htaccess rules for PHP settings only work if PHP is an Apache module; if you are using CGI or FastCGI PHP runs independently of the Apache, and .htaccess rules will have no effect.
In such a case, you need to put a php.ini file in every directory that has a php script running. In the case of MODx, that’s the installation root, to take care of the main index.php, and in the manager directory, to take care of the manager’s index.php. You should only put the different php.ini settings necessary for those directories in your files, they should not be copies of the main ones with your settings changed; PHP will first run its main php.ini, then run your custom ones, resetting anything you have in yours. These php.ini files, unlike .htaccess files, are not inherited, so you have to put one in every directory that needs one.
You can find out how PHP is running from the Manager; go to Reports, System Info, then click the phpinfo "view" link. Near the top of the display you will see a line for "Server API".
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