As stated in our resource center -
Server Info - Determine Those Absolute Paths!
Having trouble installing ImageFolio? Maybe your paths are incorrect.
Server Info will tell you everything you need to know about your server,
including the path to Perl, the absolute path to the current directory,
the location of your mail program, all environmental variables, and
more.
How
do I link to my ImageFolio Commerce store from my home page?
Use
a link from your home page to the URL (web location) that your gallery
can be accessd from, which should look something like the following
- http://www.<yourdomainname.com>/cgi-bin/imageFolio.cgi
Windows
Installations FAQs
When
I click on Rebuild Index, I get a message asking me to save the file
build.cgi. How can I fix this?
Check
that all of your paths in admin_config.pl are correct. If it still doesn't
work, try changing all require "../config.pl"; #Change this to full
path to config.pl" in all your .cgi files if you still have problems.
I'm
getting the following message when I try to run the imagefolio.cgi file
(which my ISP said I needed to change to imagefolio.pl):
Error: Can't locate /ecoworld/cgi-bin/if_lib/shared.pl in @INC (@INC
contains: E:\wwwroot\ecoworld\cgi-bin C:/Perl/lib C:/Perl/site/lib .)
at E:\wwwroot\ecoworld\cgi-bin\imagefolio.pl line 44.?
Perl
does not recognize a backslash on any operating system. So, on any server,
you must use frontslashes in your paths. Assumming you're using it on
a Windows server; in most cases, the first line of your script should
be as follows:#!c:\perl\bin\perl.exe
Do
you need to chmod on NT servers. It says to chmod on the readme.txt
but when I try to do it on my ftp program it says to me "chmod failed
it maybe not supported on remote site"?
No,
the permissions settings are only applicable on Unix or Linux servers.
Windows
Installations FAQs
