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First, I just purchased the pro version and I'm very excited to try it out.
I have a clean install of Joomla on a XAMPP server. Joomla installed fine, no issues. I followed the instructions, and first installed the com_muscol_1.5.1_pro. Created folders etc, but when I go to COMPONENTS/MUSIC COLLECTION , this is what I see.
I also see the php for all Music Collection modules on Joomla page.
When I was installing some of the mods, I did receive the following error.
"XML Parsing Error at 1:1. Error 4: Not well-formed (invalid token)"
I've tried viewing this in IE and Mozilla.
Any suggestions? Let me know if you need any additional info.
I have a clean install of Joomla on a XAMPP server. Joomla installed fine, no issues. I followed the instructions, and first installed the com_muscol_1.5.1_pro. Created folders etc, but when I go to COMPONENTS/MUSIC COLLECTION , this is what I see.
I also see the php for all Music Collection modules on Joomla page.
When I was installing some of the mods, I did receive the following error.
"XML Parsing Error at 1:1. Error 4: Not well-formed (invalid token)"
I've tried viewing this in IE and Mozilla.
Any suggestions? Let me know if you need any additional info.
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Accepted Answer
0you missed one installation advice!
you can find it here: http://www.joomlamusicsolutions.com/en/support/installation.html
you missed to set short_open_tags php variable to ON
i copy the main advices here for you:
* If you get a blank page when installing the component, then the installation script is exhausting your memory_limit OR your max_execution_time PHP variables. You should increase them through your php.ini configuration file.
* If you get an XML Parsing error when installing some modules... don't worry. It happens some times, but the modules install fine anyway.
* If you see some strange code on your music collection backend, that looks ugly... your short_open_tags PHP variable is OFF. You should turn it to ON, also on your php.ini file.
* If you get some Notices on the component like "Notice: Undefined variable:"... you should just disable PHP notice system, wich is joomla recomendation. Go to your Joomla configuration panel and set error_reporting to none, or minimum. If it does not work, you can still do it through the php.ini file, modifying the ERROR_REPORTING variable.
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