[SOLVED] Stuck at Step 3 - Not continuing, No Errors, Model.php not firing, Windows 2008 PHP5.3

[kianchiba]

I'm running Windows 2008 R2 IIS 7 w/ PHP 5.3 and Latest MySQL. This is a stable, standalone server, and has been running several PHP e-commerce apps with no issues.

 

Step 2 comes out clean - no errors.

Database check shows no problems

Email is configured advanced, and it passed with no problems.

 

Upon hitting Next, Ajax spins and quits, no error messages, no progression, nothing.

 

All variations have been tried - no magic quotes, ISAM vs InnoDB, etc. No errors at all, not on debugger and not in logs. All directories have been made written that are required based on the installation step by step on a previous post.

 

createDB within controller.js is firing, however success: function() does not fire. No DB connections made besides my test connection. Model.php is not being called at all - and it isn't even being populated.

 

Any ideas?

[Mike Kranzler]

Hi kianchiba,

I have created a bug report that I submitted directly to our development team, so hopefully I'll have more information for you soon.

 

-Mike

[Bruno Leveque]

I'm running Windows 2008 R2 IIS 7 w/ PHP 5.3 and Latest MySQL. This is a stable, standalone server, and has been running several PHP e-commerce apps with no issues.

 

Step 2 comes out clean - no errors.

Database check shows no problems

Email is configured advanced, and it passed with no problems.

 

Upon hitting Next, Ajax spins and quits, no error messages, no progression, nothing.

 

All variations have been tried - no magic quotes, ISAM vs InnoDB, etc. No errors at all, not on debugger and not in logs. All directories have been made written that are required based on the installation step by step on a previous post.

 

createDB within controller.js is firing, however success: function() does not fire. No DB connections made besides my test connection. Model.php is not being called at all - and it isn't even being populated.

 

Any ideas?

 

Hi,

 

Thanks for your detailed feedback, very helpful

 

Can you send me an FTP access by PM, I can't reproduce the issue in my environment but I would like to offer you to fix it on your server (and copy/paste the fix on SVN before the upcoming release).

 

Regards,

[Mike Kranzler]

Per the user, this issue was resolved by giving write permissions on the website folder to the application pool account.

 

You can see the bug report on this issue here, and I will go ahead and mark this thread as solved.

 

Happy selling!

 

-Mike