Ok, tried unsuccessfully to get something useful from the debug option.
First, I tried adding a the debug line to the default.php, resulting in a config.php file that looks like this:
<?php
define('DEBUG', true);
return false;
?>
...and nothing was logged to the cache/log.php file. And it still just does nothing when I click on the "next" button on the database connection page. In fact, if I remember correctly, I think it just reset the config.php file back to the default one that contains only a "return false".
Second, I tried copying the empty.config.php over to config.php, and editing the database connection settings therein.
That resulted in an error being displayed on the screen and logged to log.php:
#1 DEBUG: SQL ERROR: Query failed with message 'Table 'og.og_companies' doesn't exist' - SELECT * FROM `og_companies` WHERE `trashed_by_id` = 0 AND (`client_of_id` = '0')
So, it obvious that this makes Opengoo think that the tables are already supposed to exist.
Third, I tried changing the "return true" to "return false", which appears to tell OpenGoo that the setup script still needs to run.
Unfortunately, when I ran the setup script again, all that did was wipe out my config.php with the same end result.
Fourth, I setup config.php again (using empty.config.php as a template) and switched it "return false" again, but this time switched the permissions on the file so that it couldn't wipe it out again.
That does nothing. The setup script still asks for the database connection options and still does not create any tables. No errors,m the "next" button just doesn't do anything.
Anyone else have any success it getting past this?
