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Like so many other threads, I have tried a few fixes for this problem, or similar problem at least.

On my home page/main template, I have the following:

{exp:weblog:entries weblog="fzr_articles"}
    <h3>{title}</h3>
<p>    {author}<br />
    {entry_date format="%F %j, %Y"}<br />
    {article_thumbnail}<br />
    {article_summary}<br />
{/exp:weblog:entries}

None of my entries are showing up, but templates/html code is, on the home page. All other pages show nothing but the dreaded “No input file specified.”

Here are the things I have tried:

1.
Via a Tyssen design article.

Changed:

$path_info = (isset($_SERVER['PATH_INFO'])) ? $_SERVER['PATH_INFO'] : @getenv('PATH_INFO');

to

$path_info = (isset($_SERVER['ORIG_PATH_INFO'])) ? $_SERVER['ORIG_PATH_INFO'] : @getenv('ORIG_PATH_INFO');

This does not work, I think because the server does support PATH_INFO. I also tried throwing in his .htaccess file too, which didn’t seem to work either.

2.
I looked at the wiki entry but I don’t think that applies either, since I can see PATH_INFO in my phpinfo so I assume it works.

3. Tried the knowledge base solution where i changed the Force Query Strings to yes, then in the index.php page change the $qtype variable to 2, from 0.

4.
BREAKING NEWS!!!!
As I am typing this out, I tried this last solution here and had some partial success.
I tried this solution for the heck of it too. This actually allowed me to view the HTML templates of the pages, but still no entries being displayed. But I don’t get that message anymore.

So basically, my problem now is that I can’t dump any weblog entries into a simple template page. HAve I missed something?

Server/PHP Info

Linux Box
MYSQL 5
GoDaddy Shared Hosting
PHP Version 5.2.5 (Since it’s already using php5, I don’t know why I had to force it with the .htacces file, but alas, it worked when I added the htc access)
PATH_INFO = /control/index.php
SCRIPT_NAME/SCRIPT_URL = /control/index.php

Thanks

Briggs, sometimes the workarounds listed in the wiki articles work, and sometimes they just don’t.

EEKB:// No Input File Specified

This EEKB article will give you information on how to force query strings.

If you want to use other methods for getting this to work, I can move this to HowTo, where it would be a better fit.

Briggs, sometimes the workarounds listed in the wiki articles work, and sometimes they just don’t.

EEKB:// No Input File Specified

This EEKB article will give you information on how to force query strings.

If you want to use other methods for getting this to work, I can move this to How To, where it would be a better fit.

Sure, please move this.

I have tried that KNowledge Base article but no dice, so I am open to more suggestions.

Moved this to Howto, as per request. Do you’ve got a link to the site in question? Also, which version and build are you on?

Moved this to Howto, as per request. Do you’ve got a link to the site in question? Also, which version and build are you on?

Hi,

http://www.fazermagazine.com
http://www.fazermagazine.com/index.php/articles

Build 20080710

I have fixed my issue of nothing showing up on the home page (entries, etc). Now I am onto the other problem of entries not beign displayed on any page but the home template page.. so I guess I will try that fix again.

Looks like you found a solution? Links seem to be working fine now.

Looks like you found a solution? Links seem to be working fine now.

Well, somewhat. It’s just that I had to turn on the forced query string which now puts a ? in the URL which I don’t want, and the fix to do it without a force query string did not work.. so now I must figured out how to get rid of that ? mark!

Yes, it looks like you need to force query strings on your server. What have you tried to get rid of it? A rewrite should generally work fine.

There is a wiki entry somewhere or something in the knowledge base for a work around of having to use force query string, but I believe that was if your server did not support path_info, in which case mine does.. haha to be honest I have read so much I think I am confused! But alas, I will just try the rewrite to get rid of the question mark and index.php.

This was just all slightly annoying because usually all EE sites I build are on a particular server, but this particular client wants to go on GoDaddy for some “SEO reasons”, and I have spent hours trying to figure out all the problems, which all stem from GoDaddy!

I am hoping any changes I have made won’t affect anything else I have to develop for this site