That worked.

Thanks.

Unless you're developing your own PHP app/site, AutoTheme is meant to be run on top of a Content Management System (CMS). If you want to run it by itsself, download the stand-alone version from the Downloads > AutoTheme (Deveoper) category.

-Shawn

[Edited on 2/14/2008 by Shawn]

The link attached is how I am trying to get to the admin site. Is that correct? PHP is on the server and I did test it with a flat one line PHP file. It worked correctly.

Sorry, I am new to how use PHP. I purchased a World of Warcraft Theme that uses Autotheme. I purchased space that has PHP Linux hosting. I uploaded the contents of the Autotheme lite Zip into the root directory of the website. Is that the correct location? The documention does not get specific enough as to where its to be place and how to reach the admin site.

Thanks

[Edited on 14/2/2008 by Akoodo]

OK, what do expect to do with AutoTheme? there is a standalone version that lets you build your own PHP application using AutoTheme, but for most people you need something like PHP-Nuke, PostNuke, etc... as your application. Then AutoTheme lets you run AutoTheme themes or build your own.

-Shawn

I just uploaded it straight into the Root of the site. Its Hosted with Godaddy.

What CMS/shop etc... have you installed AutoTheme on?

-Shawn

When I go to:
http://www.aleswillinhippies.com/modules/AutoTheme/admin.ph p

I recieve this error:

Warning: include_once(modules/AutoTheme/includes/atAPI.php) [function.include-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/content/p/r/a/prawley/html/modules/AutoTheme/admin.php on line 34

Warning: include_once() [function.include]: Failed opening 'modules/AutoTheme/includes/atAPI.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/local/php5/lib/php') in /home/content/p/r/a/prawley/html/modules/AutoTheme/admin.php on line 34

Fatal error: Call to undefined function atAdminInit() in /home/content/p/r/a/prawley/html/modules/AutoTheme/admin.php on line 35