Comments on: Installing, integrating and configuring Eclipse for Drupal on a Mac

By: Robert

Robert — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 17:34:26 +0000

I’m having a difficulty get eclipse to debug/output to the web server … the zend debugger doesn’t appear to be the problem … as I am able to successfully script-debug php via the CLI – but if I want to output the page to the browser … I’m getting a path not found error response.

I’ve dinked with the path mapping but not getting anywhere … please note that in eclipse the “test debug” button returns “success” … so it can find the server – just can’t seem to output project files – is there something I need to do the Apache configuration on Mac to get this work?!

Or — do I have to have the physical eclipse project “on” the webserver?

By: Roger Saner

Roger Saner — Fri, 01 May 2009 11:45:36 +0000

@Lauren: ah, messing with php.ini files is *so* much fun…! The issue is this: once you’ve changed a value in php.ini you need to restart your webserver. Then check phpinfo() again – and you should see that register_globals is now “off”

By: Lauren Roth

Lauren Roth — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 22:01:32 +0000

Quick question.

Installed XAMPP for Mac (You may say, get MAMPP, dummy!).

Installing Drupal (& have done this dozens of times with no problem).

Problem: updating php.ini in XAMPP\Apache\bin\ to turn off register_globals by inputting “off” instead of “on” is not updating. By not updating I mean that when I progress through the install it keeps giving me this error. Also, checking phpinfo() says that register_globals is still “on”. What gives? I also changed the value in every other php.ini file so I’m trying to figure out what the conflict could be.

If I should *face palm* on this one, PLEASE let me.

Thanks,
Lauren

Installing Drupal since 2007, but never had this problem.