What's a web "designer" to do...?

Monday 27 April 2009 4:13:21 am

I'm a newbee here, so please be gentle...

I'm a long-time web designer (NOT a code-guy) although I do my best with HTML, Javascript & Actionscript.

I would love to be able to figure out how to setup and use EZ Publishing CMS up and offer it to some of my clients (I build websites).

So I downloaded, installed it on my ISP Host (Linux) and fired it up, only to get this message right away:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ',', expecting '(' in /hsphere/local/home/delwad/riodesignltd.com/ez/index.php on line 106

Now before you say did you review the manual and setup the MySQL & PHP some-thing or other...my answer is "the what??"

I struggle here because documentation is written for code-people, not the rest of us. So when it say first do this (@#$^()**), then do this (%*U^%#@), etc. I get totally lost, discouraged, and bail out.

Is there an install guide that speaks "non-code-speak"??

I'll keep trying...

Any help would be appreciated ;-)

John

Monday 27 April 2009 10:01:49 am

Thanks Bjorn,

I've cut-n-pasted the section that you requested. I'll try unzipping and uploading again. I didn't get any "unzip" errors...Thanks

John

/*!
Reads settings from site.ini and passes them to eZDebug.
*/
function eZUpdateDebugSettings()
{
$ini = eZINI::instance();

$settings = array();
list( $settings['debug-enabled'], $settings['debug-by-ip'], $settings['log-only'], $settings['debug-by-user'], $settings['debug-ip-list'], $logList, $settings['debug-user-list'] ) =
$ini->variableMulti( 'DebugSettings',
array( 'DebugOutput', 'DebugByIP', 'DebugLogOnly', 'DebugByUser', 'DebugIPList', 'AlwaysLog', 'DebugUserIDList' ),
array( 'enabled', 'enabled', 'disabled', 'enabled' ) );
$logMap = array( 'notice' => eZDebug::LEVEL_NOTICE,
'warning' => eZDebug::LEVEL_WARNING,
'error' => eZDebug::LEVEL_ERROR,
'debug' => eZDebug::LEVEL_DEBUG,
'strict' => eZDebug::LEVEL_STRICT );
$settings['always-log'] = array();
foreach ( $logMap as $name => $level )
{
$settings['always-log'][$level] = in_array( $name, $logList );
}
eZDebug::updateSettings( $settings );
}

/*!

Tuesday 28 April 2009 2:59:20 am

is $logMap = array( 'notice' => eZDebug::LEVEL_NOTICE, line 106?

If so your hosting provider runs php4 you need php5. Please check upon this.

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Saturday 09 May 2009 8:21:27 am

Hello,

I have the same problem, getting error on the same line (106). My host is running PHP 5.2.9.

This is the code around line 106

                             array( 'DebugOutput', 'DebugByIP', 'DebugLogOnly', 'DebugByUser', 'DebugIPList', 'AlwaysLog', 'DebugUserIDList' ),
                             array( 'enabled', 'enabled', 'disabled', 'enabled' ) );
    $logMap = array( 'notice' => eZDebug::LEVEL_NOTICE,
                     'warning' => eZDebug::LEVEL_WARNING,
                     'error' => eZDebug::LEVEL_ERROR,
                     'debug' => eZDebug::LEVEL_DEBUG,
                     'strict' => eZDebug::LEVEL_STRICT );
    $settings['always-log'] = array();

(line 106 is the one beggining with $logMap)

I would appreciate your help.

Best regards,
Nikola