cfell
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| Posted: 12/23/2009, 9:21 PM |
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I have deployed CCS app to apache2+php 5 (zend) server, and page(s) does not display properly. I found this http://forums.yessoftware.com/posts.php?post_id=103027 but didn't find what I was looking for - like *how* does it actually work? (e.g. PHP takes html for input and replaces bracketed vars with proper expansions?).
Anyways, help/insight is greatly appreciated. Maybe configuration problem (?) as I have the same bits installed to another box no problem...
TIA
Curtis
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cfell
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| Posted: 12/23/2009, 10:01 PM |
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My apologies. Problem has nothing to do with CCS but everything to do with .htaccess. Also figured out how {} braces worked via templates.
thank you.
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bapidebu
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| Posted: 12/27/2009, 8:12 PM |
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Quote cfell:
My apologies. Problem has nothing to do with CCS but everything to do with .htaccess. Also figured out how {} braces worked via templates.
thank you.
Hi Friend I'm also facing the same problem and after building a website with the software when I host my site in Linux Server It showing many errors and {} are also not working.
Do you know any Video tutorial url of code charge studio so that we can fix our problem by ourselves without asking to anybody.
Thanks. 
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cfell
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| Posted: 12/27/2009, 8:59 PM |
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You might take a look at the following link and see if this helps with your problem. Adding a rewrite rule to .htaccess fixed my problem:
http://css-tricks.com/how-to-redirect-indexhtml-to-indexphp
Hope this helps,
cf
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datadoit
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| Posted: 12/28/2009, 6:44 AM |
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This isn't a CCS problem but rather a web server configuration problem.
You need to make sure that your Index Directive defaults first to .php
files before defaulting to .html files. That can be done in an htaccess
file, or preferably should be done in your web server configuration
file(s). ie: httpd.conf for Apache
You're seeing the curly brackets because the page being loaded is the
..html page, NOT the .php page. Those curly brackets are the equivalent
of using <?php ... ?>.
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Aleister
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| Posted: 12/29/2009, 4:03 AM |
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I believe that putting template files (HTML files) in a subdirectory is best practice. Even if web server is directed to open .php files before .html and .htm.
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