Using php/mysql accountify

[JDean1989]

hello i am kinda new to dreamweaver and have had sucess doing what i have wanted up until this last snag. i want to be able to have people log in to my website into their own personal account. so far accountify is the only program that allows for me to do this for free. i have gone online and created an sql database, and set the apache handler so that my website parses php. yet when i try to acess a php page, i get an error message, if anyone is familiar with accountify, or is just good with php, i would really appreciate the help, here is a link to my website www.flightswitch.com and in it, the home link is the link to the php page that wont work.

[Lon_Winters]

"...an error message"   ?

Care to elaborate? Oftentimes, the error message provides valuable clues as to what the error is. 

(Ok, sorry about the sarcasm, couldn't resist)

[BenPleysier]

In DW go to Server Behaviours and click on the plus (+) sign as follows

[Lon_Winters]

I missed the link to your site it looks like the gist of it is expressed by this part of what comes up on the page:

If no errors were reported, then Accountify is ready to use. You can log in to the administrative account now. If you do see error messages above, then you probably need to edit login_config.php and specify the right settings for your web hosting account.

Did you run the little script provided on the Accountify homepage to make sure the server supports the PEAR library?

I've installed other similar web applications like this before, and they have varying levels of pre-configuration. One little thing off and you'll get errors, so check all the pre-installation requirements and steps. When it's right, you'll know it, it will just zip though the install and you're ready to go. Sometimes there's a file or two you'll have to delete from the server or tweak, but it should tell you that. Also make sure permissions are properly set on files or folders.

As far as the errors that you're getting, they all appear to be related - so check the login-config.php files as stated. And see what sort of support they have going on at the Accountify site, these are most likely common erros and addressed in an FAQ or knwledgebase.