pant_deepak

Even I’m having the same problem! How did you solve that please?

I am running this on local windows xp machine

I am entering a valid email address and still getting this error. I think it has something to do with GET or POST setting of either Apache or PHP

I am also facing this issue. Any help would be really appreciated.

if I change following two changes to install.php in first two lines of install.php then things move forward and I see the first page in wordpress installation.

(a) ‘../wp-config.php’ to ‘d:\opensource\wordpress\wp-config.php’
(b) ‘./upgrade-functions.php’ to ‘upgrade-functions.php’

But after entering blog title and email address, I get “ERROR: please type your e-mail address” error.

So I see two things here:

1. Is there any path related setting that one has to do in httpd.conf or php.ini to handle the path issue?

2. Is there any email related switch that one can turn off to move forward and make some progress?

ladydelaluna-
Apache, PHP, and MySQL integration is working fine as I tried with a sample PHP page.

WordPress doesnot work.

I am using following softwares on Windows XP SP2
Apache 2.2, PHP5.2, WordPress2.0.3, MySQL 5.0.

Except for wordpress everything else works fine. I get wp-config.php missing error for which I have started a separate post.

Is there anyone out there who has faced similar issue ?

Thats the whole issue.

My Apache is installed in following location:
D:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2

So I copied the wordpress folder to \htdocs folder.

I renamed the existing sample file to wp-config.php. But for some reasons the install.php doesnot recognize it.

And this is why I was trying the web browser based create option.

Do you know if there is any specific option that needs to be changed in httpd.conf or php.ini for permissions etc.

I am not sure what are you trying to suggest. See I clicked on “create a wp-config.php file through a web interface,” link that is part of the error message that comes up when I try to go to localhost/wordpress/wp-admin/install.php.

Thanks