Not already resolved for everyone. I'm still getting the same error after the fix.Already resolved and there are a large number of threads about it - download again and re-upload the /js directory and it'll fix it
Same here. Regardless, I just let it be and it appeared to install successfully after a few minutes.Not already resolved for everyone. I'm still getting the same error after the fix.
I have waited for it to finish and it did, sometimes giving what looks like a stack trace. I've also tried refreshing after that. Still no joyIs the browser still working even though you see that error message on screen? If so, try waiting for the browser to redirect you to step three and ignore the error. Do not stop your browser from working. Go have a smoke or something and return in a bit, and hopefully you find that XF proceeded to step three, no harm done.
{ error: $.context(this, 'formSubmitError'), timeout: 30000 }
{ error: $.context(this, 'formSubmitError'), timeout: 300000 }
adding the extra zer0 at least gave me the "Rebuild Caches" button. Just waiting on that to finish now.yea, I can now confirm it works, I've done it on 3 test installations where you do this:
Open file js/xenforo/cache_rebuild.js
find:
and change toCode:{ error: $.context(this, 'formSubmitError'), timeout: 30000 }
Code:{ error: $.context(this, 'formSubmitError'), timeout: 300000 }
I've done that already...still no luck :/Re-download the .zip
lol I click the "Rebuild Caches" button and after a long wait, Firefox asks me if I want to save index.php GoDaddy frustrates the piss outta me. I've been meaning to get my own VPS...Let me know how it goes jmurrayhead it seems to work on my Fedora 13 VPS and on my own localhost
Sounds like the script was killed because it was taking too long. Are you on a shared host?Server Error
Mysqli statement execute error : Query execution was interrupted
Yes, unfortunately I am on a shared host :/ I've been thinking about getting a VPS for quite some time, and probably will soon, but XenForo still needs to work for those who will stay on shared hosting.Sounds like the script was killed because it was taking too long. Are you on a shared host?
If not, try increasing PHP's max execution time, memory limit, or both. I'm not familiar enough with MySQL to know if it has a maximum query execution time, but if it does you could try increasing that as well.
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