bagman
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| Posted: 12/11/2008, 8:23 PM |
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I am very new to CodeCharge and have worked through some of the basic tutorials and have them working. I did the TaskManager tutorial and all those pages work. Yet when I build an application with the My-SQL tables that I have built, the "Maint" pages all show correctly in the live window, yet the "list" pages do not. I get a "Website can not display page" error 500. The page is being published to correct file location. I can not seem to figure out why these "List" pages will not display in live and could use some advise. Hopefully I explained this issue well enough. Thanks.
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maxhugen
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| Posted: 12/14/2008, 7:45 PM |
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Error 500 most likely means that there is a problem with the php code, I think.
Try creating a new page, and use the builder to create a super simple list with, for example, only one field, no sorting, no search etc etc.
When you have that working, try more complex examples.
HTH
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bagman
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| Posted: 12/15/2008, 7:25 PM |
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Thanks for the response!
I went ahead and tried all the builders using a very simple table. The Record and Search builders worked without any issues on the live pages, yet the Grid, Report, and Editable Grid builders all came up with the http 500 error when trying to go to the live page. I tried changing all the different settings in the publishing and connections settings, and when they were wrong, nothing would work on live. Because of this, I would asume that the problem is not in connection settings? I also tried doing as suggested in building the apps as basic as possible, even to not using style templates. No matter what I changed or eliminated, all the same results. I used to do some code years ago, but the old saying "Use it or loose it" comes in now and after I looked at the different pages of code, I can't see anything that sticks out as wrong compared to the pages that work. Also the code I did was C++, not php or html. One final note is that I went to the html page in the published directory and double clicked on it, and it opened Firefox right away and showed the page. It would not "work", but it did come up in the browser.
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melvyn
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| Posted: 12/17/2008, 11:23 AM |
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sorry, you can't put C++ code in CodeCharge Studio.
Live page will not work if you don't have the correct settings.
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bagman
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| Posted: 01/01/2009, 2:23 PM |
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I found that my issue was with my PHP load. For some reason it would show files in the most root directory of the htdocs folder and not much else. I removed my PHP load and used ZEND CORE to reload my PHP files, and no more issues! I highly recommend ZEND CORE for a free package install for all the nessesary database software/files.
And I appreciate all the help, but this was one of those issues that just took time to workout with my own system. (Also I wasn't trying to write C++ code in with CodeCharge,... just making a point that I have worked with different types of code before...)
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