I'm sorry I should have been more clear I have a media temple DV hosting. The domain with magento is not the same as the one I am working on. I was just saying that the server side is working fine as much as I can tell.
I was following along with a online demo found here http://www.gotoandlearn.com/play?id=90 The demo shows you how to use the new 1.7 version with AMF. I did just as the demo said but I could not get the path to work and when I did it just wanted to give me the download dialog box. the php on a server side works just fine. On that same domain I have a wordpress blog that is working with out any problems and I have a phpinfo.php file that is showing that all is good server side. That is all on the same domain that I am testing the Zend on. I just wanted to start using the Zend framework as a replacement for an older AMFPHP framework The bad part is my php skills are limited, though if you ever need an AS3 help shoot me a line. Till Klampaeckel-2 wrote: > > On Sun, Nov 2, 2008 at 2:24 PM, gfxcomplex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> It's just that php file. I have a phpinfo test that works just fine and I >> have a fully working site on that server that I use wordpress and a >> magento >> e-shop that has Zend built in . > > I think Magento has "deny from all" in a .htaccess in the library > directory (I could be wrong though). You don't want to access Zend* > directly anyway. As long as it works when you include the files, it's > fine. Otherwise, check the error_log. > > If the error_log shows nothing, configure a different loglevel and try > again. > >> I thought it may have to do with some bad .htconfig but I have not seen >> any >> in zend > > .htaccess maybe? :-) > >> it's the strangest thing. > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Problem-getting-include_path-to-work.-tp20286308p20289873.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
