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blank admin panel

PostPosted: 10 Sep 2012, 02:40
by jimenez
Hi
I just installed the trial version of Arrowchat (v.1.5.61), everything seemed to be going good during the installation. Arrowchat connected succesfully to the database and created some extra tables besides the "users" and "friends" tables, wich I already created. Everything seemed good but when I try to connect to the admin panel It only shows a blank page and nothing happends, I'm also unable to display arrowchat on my website.

I've tried some solutions offered on this forum but nothing has worked so far.

I'm installing arrowchat on a localhost with WAMP server, if that helps.

Hope somebody can give me a hand on this one! thanks!

PostPosted: 10 Sep 2012, 03:54
by jimenez
Also I get a blank page when I try to acess to the /arrowchat/debug/debug.php file, that's happening on Mozilla, on IE I get a HTTP 500 server error.

PostPosted: 10 Sep 2012, 06:18
by Jason
Check that these files exist:

includes/config.php
includes/integration.php
cache/data_admin_options.php

If they do not, re-install and make sure you CHMOD all the files and folders at the requirements page to 777 (regardless of what the page says).

The debug file is located at: /arrowchat/public/debug/

PostPosted: 11 Sep 2012, 04:14
by vineet
I too have the same error working with localhost WAMP server. The installation is done correctly but the admin panel shows up the blank page.


Could u suggest me any thing on this.

Thanks in Advance.

PostPosted: 11 Sep 2012, 04:15
by vineet
I have checked these files, they are available.

includes/config.php
includes/integration.php
cache/data_admin_options.php

PostPosted: 11 Sep 2012, 08:34
by jimenez
Yes I also checked them, they existed, anyway I reinstalled arrowchat using the 777 CHMOD configuration but still doesn't work.

I really don't know how to solve this..

PostPosted: 12 Sep 2012, 03:47
by jimenez
Ok, I "solved" the problem, changed WAMPP for easyPHP and everything works now! What a headache!

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