It's just not immediately obvious...

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=225586&pa...

Click on "Release 5.1.1" and download the file there.

Regarding your problem...I'm looking through the code and I see what's causing it, but to be honest I'm a little befuddled why we haven't seen this bug before.

Are you using a custom controller on that page? Have you set "theme" for it? Is this just a random page?

No custom bits, straight default.

In fact, I couldn't even install 5.1.0 on this server.

In the end I had to copy files from a different install (on the same server), manually edit site.php and use phpMyAdmin to copy the DB over. Working fine after that though.

Last version I can install successfully on this server is 5.0.0 RC1 if that helps you at all.

Cheers for the link.

Apache/1.3.33 (Darwin) PHP/5.0.3/ MySQL 4.1.10a-standard.
I'm gonna try and hit that earlier version as well. Im just sandboxing it anyway. I was also running into several permission errors, but those got cleared up anyway.

Tried 5.1 and it no wrokey either. I get this:

Fatal error: Cannot access private property Controller::$theme in /Users/xxx/Sites/test.larsondesignlab/concrete/libraries/view.php on line 507

New user -- first-time fresh install of 5.2.0RC1

"
Fatal error: Cannot access private property Controller::$theme in /var/multiple_domains/jumpingthehappinessgun.com/concrete/libraries/view.php on line 584
"
At first I thought it was just a permissions thing, but I opened up that "libraries" directory and everything in it (chmod 777) and still get the error.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

(I will try installing the older versions instead, but would like to get the most current up and running if possible.)

Thanks,

dustin

can you give a link to a php_info() call?

thx
-frz

A file-contents search for "php_info" didn't find any results, so I'm not sure what link to post -- could you please tell me what file path to use?

Thanks,

dustin

its very difficult to debug someone's particular server environment as there are so many different setups its basically endless.

Php has a nice function that shows all the versions and paths on a php based server for this reason...

just create an empty file and put this in it.. then post the url here:

Thanks so much for the quick reply (and please excuse my ignorance).

http://jumpingthehappinessgun.com/phpinfo.php...

dustin

http://ryaada4.freehostia.com/phpinfo.php.htm

I realize my server is running PHP Version 5.0.4 -- would this really be the issue? (I noticed the system requirements state 5.1.x -- but when I installed, the system check didn't flag anything, and I figured anything above 5 was o.k.?)

Also: my host company suggested that there might be issues running Concrete5 on a shared server environment -- is this the case, or no? (Hope not -- cause there's no way I can afford a dedicated server...)

Thanks again,

dustin

It doesn't need safe_mode to be turned off or anything that might case troubles on a shared server.

I'm not running servers using php version below 5.2, not sure whether it is needed..