I'm trying to upload Gallery (http://gallery.menalto.com/) to my web site and all that happens when I try to load the Installation Wizzard is the following message:

 

app->devMode) && $gallery->app->devMode == "yes") { error_reporting(E_ALL); } else { error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE); } $GALLERY_OK=false; initLanguage(); ?>

$value) { if (is_array($value)) { foreach($value as $sub_key => $sub_value) { $buf .= "\n"; } } else { $buf .= "\n"; } } } else { $buf .= "\n"; } return $buf; } foreach ($preserve as $key => $val) { if ($key && !isset($onThisPage[$key])) { print embed_hidden($key); } } // String-ize preserve list $preserve = join(" ", array_keys($preserve)); print embed_hidden("preserve"); ?>

 

 

I'm not the best at doing this but am i doing something fundamentally and obviously wrong?

 

Any advise appreciated.

 

thanks

 

Tim

It looks like you need to install PHP.

 

http://gallery.menalto.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=10541&highlight=stringize&sid=5799ce37a91ef6aaf0419574a9799ca8

I am going along with Dave on that ...

 

That is what you would get if php wasn't installed ....

If this is on a website, the webserver has to support PHP, which usually comes at a small cost from your web provider. Maybe £5 a month more.

 

If not look for a free PHP server. There are some around, I think Lycos or Yahoo have one. They tend to be slow at uploading at times because they are so busy.

 

You can also install apache web server on your PC and the use one of the directories of apache as a mini server. The files must be in this directory to work locally on your PC.

 

Stuart

Thanks.

 

The web hosting package I have says that it's PHP4 enabled, is there anyway of checking this?

 

Tim

guess you will have to give them a ring Tim ..

 

You could try putting this code into a HTML file and uploading it to the server. If it works then at least you know that PHP is enabled ...

 

 

echo "Hi, I'm a PHP script!"; ?>

 

HTH

 

Chris

phpinfo(); 

?>

 

 

in a file called something like info.php

 

that will tell you the exact configuration of php