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jm26200
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requires PHP 5.1.3 to run. You have PHP 5.1.3RC4-dev

16 Jan 2011, 03:37

hi

hello

if you have an idea as I board the error:

Sorry, Imagevue Requires PHP 5.1.3 to run. You Have PHP 5.1.3RC4-dev installed. :?: :?: :?:

I board added. htaccess file with php 1 but still I board out the error in the previous page I had pictures but not going to administer the site ...

/ iv-admin

the same error

if you have any idea thank you for giving me an opportunity to access the configuration

good day :)
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Nick
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Re: requires PHP 5.1.3 to run. You have PHP 5.1.3RC4-dev

16 Jan 2011, 23:17

You're running a beta version of PHP (RC means Release Candidate), although it's easy to hack Imagevue to work with this, just edit iv-admin/index.php and change:
Code
if (version_compare('5.1.3', phpversion()) > 0) {
to
Code
if (false) {
I recommend you to contact your hosting support and ask them to update your PHP version.
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jm26200
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Re: requires PHP 5.1.3 to run. You have PHP 5.1.3RC4-dev

17 Jan 2011, 04:25

pain wrote:You're running a beta version of PHP (RC means Release Candidate), although it's easy to hack Imagevue to work with this, just edit iv-admin/index.php and change:
Code
if (version_compare('5.1.3', phpversion()) > 0) {
to
Code
if (false) {
I recommend you to contact your hosting support and ask them to update your PHP version.
hi

hello

thank you I'll make this change without delay and I'll keep you informed

greetings
 
jm26200
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Re: requires PHP 5.1.3 to run. You have PHP 5.1.3RC4-dev

17 Jan 2011, 04:32

pain wrote:You're running a beta version of PHP (RC means Release Candidate), although it's easy to hack Imagevue to work with this, just edit iv-admin/index.php and change:
Code
if (version_compare('5.1.3', phpversion()) > 0) {
to
Code
if (false) {
I recommend you to contact your hosting support and ask them to update your PHP version.

thank you miles it works
a very good day and thank you for the prompt for a clear answer
:)