Uncaught Reference Error: Epesi is not defined

passaralho

Hi all!

First of all, thank you very much for your great work and efforts!

I am trying to install EPESI and something is going wrong...
After entering the DB login and server data, a blank screen comes out and installation stops.
I get an error on Chrome JConsole: "Uncaught Reference Error: Epesi is not defined"

Funny thing, I tried in a couple of different free hosting services and it isn't working but in one of them I have EPESI up and running in a different account with the same configuration as the one I am trying now...

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!

ajb

There is some problem with loading file include/epesi.js. Please ensure that your files have proper permissions. If your http server can read from include dir this file please enable Chrome dev tools and select tab Network. During install you should get here request for serve.php file. It should look like

Request URL:http://<your server url>/<your dir>/serve.php?f%5B0%5D=libs%2Fprototype.js&f%5B1%5D=libs%2Fjquery-1.7.2.min.js&f%5B2%5D=libs%2Fjquery-ui-1.8.21.custom.min.js&f%5B3%5D=libs%2FHistoryKeeper.js&f%5B4%5D=include%2Fepesi.js&1353685701

as you can see your EPESI requests for file include/epesi.js (end of url)
In response at the end you should get content of epesi.js file.

Please follow these steps and share what you've got.

Best regards,
Adam

passaralho

Hi!

Thank you for your time and attention to answer me.

I checked everything, I think, permissions to execute in all .js files, I can read epesi.js on browser if I point to it directly, but still not working...

What info do you need me to paste here?

Best regards

ajb

Thanks for PM with output. I'm glad that you've sent me your EPESI address. If you put this url to serve.php(which you've sent me) you should see such message:

Warning: set_time_limit() has been disabled for security reasons // some other errors which are related to not installed EPESI

[here your web hosting added text]

This first warning shouldn't prevent EPESI from working, but it may cause some problems later during using.
I think that problem may be related to this "web hosting spam" at the end of each php file.
Please install EPESI to obtain this hang state, PM me about this and i'll look is there any way to make it working.

Best regards,
Adam

passaralho

Hi!

I edited every single file containing 'set_time_limit()' function and put '//' behind them, turning them into comments.
I tried again and everything worked fine, I have EPESI up and running.
Anything I should have done other way? Any problems in the future?

Thanks for your support and attention.
Best regards.

ajb

If your hosting has enough long default execution time then no problems should occur. Update of EPESI will overwrite existing files so again set_time_limits will be there.
But I think there might be simpler solution. Just disable reporting E_WARNING types. Please be sure that REPORT_ALL_ERRORS is set to '0' (zero) in data/config.php. Or commented out, then try uncomment set_time_limit in some place.

Best regards,
Adam

passaralho

Hi Adam!

As far as I know, data/config.php is only created during installation.
As I have now everything running I tried your suggestion in another host. I checked data/config.php after the already reported error and blank page during install and REPORT_ALL_ERRORS was already commented...

Is there anything else I can do? Is this parameter to avoid editing all the files refering to 'set_time_limit' in a future update?

Thanks for your efforts and attentions.

Best regards,
Rui

ajb

Hi,

as EPESI developer I know precisely when config file is created 😉
I'll try to figure out why this error is reported, when it shouldn't be, but I can't promise anything about when it will be fixed.

Best regards,
Adam

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