[Jmilk]

Alright, i have MAMP setup correctly, working fine. Queries the DB and all... but the moment I do the code, for validating the screenshot... it all goes bunk. PHP error log reports " Undefined variable: screenshot_type". I've copied, pasted the code from the final version and still the same " Undefined variable: screenshot_type" error.

When i do it on my server... runs smoothly. No errors.

Its been over a week and and can't get through Chapter 5 due to the HTTP authentication that you have to go through in this chapter. Its utterly... utterly unreal how much time i've killed trying to get it to work. lol...

I can not believe how terrible its going with this chapter.

*shaking my head*

This post has been edited by Jmilk: 30 November 2011 - 10:19 PM

[drewdin]

wheres your code? We can't tell without checking for differences, also did you just download the examples and upload them?

[drewdin]

also, you might have errors enabled on your MAMP on not on your server. Is it working 100% properly on the server?

[Jmilk]

Drewdin, correct... i did download the files from the site here and uploaded them. (if that is the issue is there a correction in the text as of late?)


How, would i be able to check for errors in my MAMP setup. When I did the MAMP install i did the basic download and install... should i have tweaked something?

Also, one thing that did work was that HTTP solution posted on here in regards to HTTP Authentication.

My link

But when i ended up restarting the tutorial and went to redo this fix, it never worked again. I cleared my cache and everything from under the hood in the browser but never again did it work. I even deleted all the old files so it wouldn't conflict.

There a solution?

I am extremely serious about fixing this and continuing on.

Thanks for helping if you can.

[Jmilk]

Forgot to mention: Yes MAMP is working.

[drewdin]

DO you have display errors on in your php.ini? Do you get any errors? Does the generic screenshot show up?

Post he non-functional code so we can inspect