Hi!

I have installed NuSphere 6.0 Professional width PHPDocumentor and i want to use the Documentor.

If i right-click on a project in the workspace, and choose PHP Documentor, it shows the log windows which says:

Script C:\Program Files (x86)\NuSphere\PhpED\php53\php-cgi.exe "C:\Program Files (x86)\NuSphere\PhpED\phpDocumentor\phpdoc" -t "W:\xxx-mydirectory" -dn "xxx-mydirectory" -d "W:\xxx-mydirectory\www" -ti "Generated documentation" 13:15:39
Script X-Powered-By: PHP/5.3.5 13:15:39
Script Content-type: text/html 13:15:39
Script Please use php-cli.exe in windows, or set register_argc_argv On 13:15:39
Action Failed to navigate to URL: W:\xxx-mydirectory\index.html 13:15:39

When i open the W:\xxx-mydirectory page, there is no index.html... Do you know why? What can i do to make it work?

Thanks for your help!

Monika

The privileges for the directory where i phpdoc_target_dir are correct. if i set a directory in phpdoc_target_dir that doesn't exist, it creates the directory, but not the index.html-file...

i don't know what to try...

hello,
I had same problem that is partially solved in this way:

Tools -> Settings -> tools menu-> integrations -> phpDocumentor -> edit

here you need to modify this string
@php@ "C:\Program Files (x86)\NuSphere\PhpED\phpDocumentor\phpdoc" -t "@Projpath(phpdoc_target_dir)@" -dn "@Project@" -d "@FName@" -ti "Generated documentation"

I just rewrite string @php@ in php.

You can also set php.ini file and set "On" this variable: register_argc_argv

Restart phped and try.
The documents files exists now. But there is a warning in html files: " Warning: strftime(): It is not safe to rely on the system's timezone settings. "

Antonio

I'm not sure how relevant it is, but if you want to get rid of the timezone warning then you use something like the following before using strtotime() and various other time related functions:

@php@ should be replaced with @phpcli@
in this case it will run php.exe (CLI version of php) and its argv/argc are enabled by default

@dmitri - Any chance you could make @phpcli@ the default if that's what it's supposed to be? (So that we don't have to go searching through forum posts to figure out how to get it to work)?

Thanks