Platform unsupported

[creativeintentions]

Hello.

Several attempts have been made to install CK-ERP 0.29.1 in a
functional environment.

My 1st attempt was on localhost with Mac OS X 10.5.8 running MAMP
1.8.4 with Apache 2.0.63, PHP 5.2.11, MySQL 5.1.37, Drupal 6.16 (do I
need 6.8 instead?) was to no avail.

I then opted to move it to Linux with Apache 2.2.15, PHP 5.2.13, MySQL
5.1.45.

Following the installation procedure online (for Drupal) at
http://ck-erp.org/drupal/node/10 (to the best of my knowledge) I
receive the 1 of 2 of the following messages: "Platform, , not
supported" (via localhost), or "Page Not Found". I've tweaked the
address (the URL I type into address bar in step 6a for Drupal install
[or 6n depending on which install guide you regard]) to point at ..."/
modules/ck-erp-0.29.1/ck-ledger/index.php" and I receive the 1st error
("Platform, , not supported").

I am very determined to get this installation to work.

Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time; I hope
to hear back very soon!

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creativeintentions

[C K Wu]

Hi, creativeintentions,

Thank you for your interest in CK-ERP.

I suspect your problem can be traced to,
"/modules/ck-erp-0.29.1/ck-ledger/index.php" .

Your current installation tree probably resembles,

..../modules/.... (other drupal modules)
/ck-erp-0.29.1/ck-??? (CK-ERP folders)

Step 3 of the Installation Manual indicates,

Untar the CK-ERP software tarball into .... drupal's (modules) ....
directory (# tar -xzvf <full path name of ck-erp-0.29.1.tar.gz>)

ie, the resultant installation tree should look like,

..../modules/.... (other drupal modules)
/ck-??? (CK-ERP folders)

Not positioning the various ck-??? folders directly inside the /modules/
folder will result in the "Platform,, not supported" error.

Best Regards,
CK

[creativeintentions]

I do want to point out that my previous stated problem has resolved.

Sometimes it's the simple things that I overlook:

The solution was to place the sub-folders of "ck-erp-0.29.1" (or
whichever build) outside of that folder (up one level).

I am now experimenting and learning the system. Thank you for time.

On Mar 25, 5:04 pm, creativeintentions

<creativeintentions....@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello.
>
> Several attempts have been made to install CK-ERP 0.29.1 in a
> functional environment.
>
> My 1st attempt was on localhost with Mac OS X 10.5.8 running MAMP
> 1.8.4 with Apache 2.0.63, PHP 5.2.11, MySQL 5.1.37, Drupal 6.16 (do I
> need 6.8 instead?) was to no avail.
>
> I then opted to move it to Linux with Apache 2.2.15, PHP 5.2.13, MySQL
> 5.1.45.
>

> Following the installation procedure online (for Drupal) athttp://ck-erp.org/drupal/node/10(to the best of my knowledge) I

[hedkruzedirecta]

Thank you for your reply.

> >http://ck-erp.org/drupal/node/10(to the best of my knowledge) I

[Alvyn Khoo]

I installed ck-erp-0.31.1 on local machine with joomla 2.58 and xampp 1.81

the path is localhost/j258/modules/ck-admin/index.php

but it still result in the "Platform,, not supported" error.

any assistant will be greatly appreciated

Best Regards,

AlvynK

[C K Wu]

Hi, AlvynK,

Thank you for your interest in CK-ERP.

The usual culprits for "Platform,, not supported" error are,

a) CK-ERP is being installed within a Windows environment (which is
not supported).
b) CK-ERP scripts are being placed in the wrong folder within the
middleware's directory tree (which does not seem to apply in your case).
c) CK-ERP is being installed against a middleware version that
CK-ERP's distribution had not been tested against. (ck-erp-0.31.1 was
tested, before release, against Joomla 2.5.3, but not Joomla 2.5.8).

If a) is true, you need to re-install Joomla + CK-ERP within Linux.
If c) is true, you need to re-install CK-ERP 0.31.1 within Joomla 2.5.3

You may also like to search this group for other Joomla installation
problems to see if other hints emerge.

Best Regards,
CK

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[Alvyn Khoo]

Thanks CK for your quick response. I will try to install in j2.53

[Alvyn Khoo]

I had tried to install joomla 2.53 other environment remain and result is the same Platform, , not supported

Got to wait till solution come along.

Thanks again CK for the quick response.

AlvynK

On Sunday, November 18, 2012 9:06:19 AM UTC+8, C K Wu wrote:

[C K Wu]

Hi, Alvynk,

Joomla is one of the more difficult middleware to have CK-ERP running atop of.  Please refer to,

http://groups.google.com/group/ck-erp-en/browse_thread/thread/67373558e340a53a/5d30d4d9bf474403?lnk=gst&q=Joomla+cookie#5d30d4d9bf474403

especially, item c) mentioned in this thread.

However, if you are running CK-ERP  at localhost (perhaps  to test out the various features of CK-ERP), one simple solution is to install CK-ERP over an alternative CMS, say, Drupal, XOOPS, Xaraya, e107 or the other ~40 middlewares.

Best Regards,
CK

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