Where did you place the mysidia files and move all files from the extracted mysidia folder to wamp ^^

Well I got it to do the install. I was missing part of the link. Now I've got this error that I can't seem to get rid of.

https://gyazo.com/cff491c4cb0fe5dea71fc9ade0bf89b4

Not sure how to fix it. =/

please put all mysidia files and folder in c://wamp64/www/
do not make another folder named eqqus just put all folder and files in /www
that is the main reason for it ^^

If I do that is it still possible to have two sites? I'm practicing building right now. If not, I'll settle on one. Thank you for your help!

You can work on one site but if you want your second site then create a folder for that website in www folder but mysidia website files and folder will be in www :meow:

So I did what you said to do and it still pops up with that same fatal error.

https://gyazo.com/cff491c4cb0fe5dea71fc9ade0bf89b4

Config_adopts (later renamed to just config) will always be empty until after you run the installation. Are you sure you're accessing /install.php and not /install?

I've gotten it to install. But now I can't access the site because of the fatal error. I'm wondering if the mysidia PHP is a different version from the WAMP and that's why it's all broke. Unsure.

Mysidia runs on PHP 5.4, so it'll definitely break if it's a newer (or older?) PHP version.

Yeah and I don't know what version of PHP WAMP is running. I downloaded the most recent one though. So I'm going to investigate older versions later and try again. Thank you both for your help!

You should be able to change the PHP version without downloading an older version of WAMP. I haven't used it in a while (I've been using XAMPP lately) but I think you can right-click the WAMPP icon in the tray and click on the PHP folder. From there I think you can change/check the version.

EDIT: Here's a guide: https://kostasbariotis.com/multiple-...on-wampserver/

I have it set to 'PHP 5.6.31'. That seems to be the default and I get the error with that. What version of PHP should I be running with Mysidia?

You should run PHP 5.4.

Yeah, no. Still not working. I've gone through all the steps of changing the PHP version. It threw up errors so I tried fixing those. NOT WORKING. I give up with this thing. Any news on when Mysidia will be updated? Guess I'm going to try this the old fashioned way. =/

Honestly, I don't think the update's coming since we haven't heard anything about it's progress in years. If v4 is coming though, it probably won't be for another few years.