Forum got messed up! I see HTML code

Hello guys.  I go to my forum and I see all the html code right there.  I don't think it's the forum module issue because I have the same issue with the other dolphin site on the same server.  I think there is something i need to configure on my server.  I'm not sure what is it.  You guys have any idea to fix this? It's very strange. I would appreciate your help. Thanks!  Patrick

 

Quote · 10 Apr 2012

If this is a new server or PHP was changed (e.g., new install or build), make sure PHP was compiled with XSL support.  You should see XSL support listed under Administration -> Tools -> Host Tools -> Phpinfo.

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Quote · 10 Apr 2012

You are right!  Now it says....

php module: xsl = - FAIL (must be module xsl)

 

I did some research online and I can't seem to find an easy way to active it on my server.  How can i install or active it?  Do I need to go to SSH and run it or need to go in php.ini and edit it?  I have a dedicated server. 

Yes I must have changed it somehow.  I hope you can help me out.  Thanks! 

Quote · 10 Apr 2012

Do you use WHM/Cpanel on your server? If so you can recompile using easyapache, just check the xsl option.

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Quote · 10 Apr 2012

No i don't.  I only have webmin.  Maybe it has it.  Where do i see that?  Under php configuration or?

Quote · 10 Apr 2012

I don't think webmin has it.  Is there a long way to do this?  I don't mind doing SSH or whatever.  :/

Quote · 10 Apr 2012

No, whm is "web host manager". I've never used webmin before but if I had to guess it should be under the php section.

 

If webmin doesn't have a recompile section you might have to do it from the command line.

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Quote · 10 Apr 2012

You can install from a shell.

If you have CentOS, Fedora or other RedHat based system run this. You will need to run this as root.

yum install php-xml php-xmlrpc

If running Ubuntu, Debian or other based on Debian then run this.

sudo apt-get install php5-xsl php5-xmlrpc

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Quote · 10 Apr 2012

Fixed!  All you need to do is run this command

sudo apt-get install php5-xsl


Then restart Apache.  that's it.  :)

 

Quote · 10 Apr 2012

ah didn't see your message.  Thanks deano!!  I just found it from the other site.  I appreciate all your help!! :D

Quote · 10 Apr 2012
 
 
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