Installing Drupal

I get an error message when trying to install Drupal 7.0 with a translation. It installs perfectly with just the default English, but whenever I try to install it with the Dutch .po file, it gives an error (see below). I work locally with WAMPserver 2 and Google Chrome browser. And yes, I've put the .po file in the profiles/standard/translations folder and adjusted the settings.php file.

I even tried to install Localized Drupal, but it gives the same error (here it downloads the nl.po file, then tries to run it and then it fails).

Any suggestions on how to fix this?

Regards

Hello everyone, and thks for reading my message !

When installing Drupal 7 on a mutualized server at 1&1 (French hoster, don't know if it exists somewhere else...), I face a problem. It first appeared after having entered the database logs (which are corrects), but then it makes it even after choosing the language of the "installer".

Here it is :
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /blablabla/includes/database/query.inc on line 578

Hope this is the right place to post this question. I have not found an answer anywhere else, after much searching.

Basically, I would like to implement a master-detail form, and would like to know if there are plugins that will support this, or whether I need to do some coding.

Each master form (a content type) may have one or more detail forms (presumably another content type). I would like the user to be able to manage the detail records in the same screen, or on the same page at the very least. The user would be adding, modifying and deleting the detail records.

A detail record would not exist by itself - each would have exactly one parent or master record.

By way of a more concrete example, suppose the master content type is "adult" and the detail content type is "child". For each "adult" there could be some "child" records. Each child would have a number of fields: name, sex, age. A child in this case could not be added to the system without an adult parent being added first.

There appear to be older plugins for Drupal 5 and 6 that do this type of thing, but they are all well deprecated. I just cannot see a way to do it in Drupal 7 using plugins.

Thanks,

-- Jason

Ok here is what I have done so far. I have downloaded Drupal 6.20, extracted it locally to my hard drive then FTP'd it up to my hosting account. I setup a new MySQL Database, and then copied the defualt.setting.php to the home directory and ran install.php in my browser. The Drupal welcome screen pops right up and asks me what I want to do. I select english and it brings me to this error message.

Error Message "Requirements problem
The following errors must be resolved before you can continue the installation process:
The Drupal installer requires that you create a settings file as part of the installation process.
Copy the ./sites/default/default.settings.php file to ./sites/default/settings.php.
Change file permissions so that it is writable by the web server. If you are unsure how to grant file permissions, please consult the on-line handbook.
More details about installing Drupal are available in INSTALL.txt.
register_globals is enabled. Drupal requires this configuration directive to be disabled. Your site may not be secure when register_globals is enabled. The PHP manual has instructions for how to change configuration settings. (Currently using PHP register globals Enabled ('1'))
Please check the error messages and try again"

Hi,
I have a drupal 6.20 multisite set-up and would like to keep these sites in d6 right now (some modules not ported to D7 yet). I would also like to start using drupal 7 for a new site and ultimately use it as a multisite setup on my local MAMP installation as well. Is it possible to have a 'drupal6' plus a 'drupal-7' folder within htdocs? How would I alter the http.conf file to see both folders?

Used FTP to upload four modules (known to be compatible with 6.2) to [sites/all/modules] as per the instructions.

* [sites] is in the root directory.
* All folders properly named, no upper case.
* Permissions are 755 for all files and folders.
* Files are decompressed.
* Required files (.info and .module) are present.
* PHP Safe Mode is off, but Owner is identical anyway.
* Cache is purged.
* Tried [sites/www.website.com/modules] but no joy.