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  1. Thanks Raul for the quick response, But, I reinstalled and have the e107 cms up and running. Seems I didn't upload all of the files for the install. Its all working seemlessly now. cheers, Trad
  2. Hello TCH, First time posting but year + customer, I have a question about accessing the PHP.ini file for my domain. I've tried to install e107 CMS system found at e107.org . I'm just setting it up for testing, but according to their support information if I'm receiving a path error with a blank screen they recommend the following: # If after installing e107 you get a blank page, check your error_reporting level in your php.ini file. This is generally caused by an error on your site not being reported because your error reporting is set too low, or turned off completely. If you don't have access to your php.ini contact your web host. REF: http://www.e107wiki.org/index.php/Common%2...45a22a5efca3001 and: # If you are seeing Undefined Variable or Notice errors on your site, your error_reporting is set too high. Make sure it's set to E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE in your php.ini, again if you don't have access contact your web hosts and ask them to change it. Is it possible to change my error reporting level? Cheers, Trad Hughes
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