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3.5: install.php step 3 (setup)Gather Important Information
You will be presented with several configuration options for your site:
| Site Name |
What you want to call your website |
| Domain Name |
The domain where your Dragonfly site is hosted, for example www.joeskayaks.com |
| Path |
The path to your Dragonfly files, for example / |
| Administrator Email |
The email address where administrative messages should be directed to |
| Cookie Domain |
The full or top-level domain to store the cookies in, for example joeskayaks.com, or just leave empty |
| Cookie Path |
The web address to limit the cookie to. This is usually the same as your Path set above |
| Admin Cookie Name |
The name of the cookie which will store administrator login information, for example cms_admin |
| Member Cookie Name |
The name of the cookie which will store member login information, for example my_login |
| Photo Gallery Cookie Name |
The name of the cookie which will store photo gallery-related information |
After you have entered all of the information, click "Submit."
Cookie Setting Test
After submitting the previous form, we will test your cookie settings to ensure that they will work properly with your website. Click "Test Settings."
Cookie Test Failed
This could be caused by 1 of the following 3 issues
There's a wrong cookie domain and path setup
Check if the domain and path that are shown in your browser address bar are the same as you previously filled in.
session.save_path is not accessible
Open your php.ini and fix the value of that setting
You're not allowed to write to the session.save_path
Open config.php and find
//session_save_path('/home/SOMETHING/tmp');
Change to something like
session_save_path('/home/SOMETHING/tmp');
Be sure /home/SOMETHING/tmp is writeable (chmod 777 if necesary)
Cookie Test Succeeds
If the test passes, you will be presented with another screen:
This screen has a button to create your first account. |
| | Author: DJMaze
Created: Lørdag, 09 April 2005 (02:44:54)
Last update: Lørdag, 12 September 2009 (13:14:35) by DJ Maze |
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