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Kyttias-
What does going offline do, and how do I get there? o3o
Does going offline affect anything? (I've been using localhost myself)

I will definitely, definitely look into getting MAMP/XAMPP/WAMP. As of now though, I'm just trying to get a basic website up.

I have tried port-forwarding in Minecraft, but I'd figured there were too many risks with hackers involved/loophole in the system/etc.

I will keep all of that in mind before using a paid host, and them owning my domain name doesn't sound appealing in the least.

IntoRain
Yep, I went through the installation process.

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Thank you everyone who helped, but seeing that the script wasn't working, I decided to use another one. I have a few remaining questions however- if I give credit to Mysidia Adoptables, may I use bits and bobs of the script on my website? And, may I continue to get help here, or is it only for the Mysidian community? Thanks again :usedusedused:

Until there is a solution, I will use the script I have now. If I find/someone finds a fix for the problem, I will try using Mysidia again :happyc:

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Originally Posted by MeinKat (Post 31807)

With the tools Kyttias presented (WAMP/XAMPP...) you can try out websites without having them on the internet. It's useful for local development, instead of doing the changes on the live website. To 'go offline' you just need to install and run one of those tools (my favorite is WAMP, it's easier to use). Then you just need to put the files in a specific folder in your computer and type "localhost" in the address bar to see it.

If you modify your settings to use the same php/apache versions as the live server, it shouldn't have any differences.

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And, may I continue to get help here, or is it only for the Mysidian community? Thanks again :usedusedused:

Well, the forum is more Mysidia-oriented, so it's more complicated to get answers for other frameworks. You can set up a thread in here for non-mysidia websites ^^ I can always try to help, but if I don't have the framework set up to test, it might be not be as accurate

ohmygoodnessohmygoodnessohmygoodness :madnoes::madnoes::madnoes::madnoes:

I fixed it!! Well, sort of. The index.php is the only page that'll show up, the rest are either Error 404's or blank.

When I click login, the URL will show mysite.com/login instead of mysite.com/login.php, thus resulting in the Error 404, and then when I manually type in /login.php, it'll show up blank.

I'll see if I can fix that myself, but help would be great!
However, I'm glad to see the front page working :DDD

Here is my website using the Mysidia script:
Kyandii

And here is the other one using code I found off of the internet, there's so many errors though:
Kyandii World

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Originally Posted by MeinKat (Post 31819)

The pages are supposed to be without the .php. It might be an error with your configurations, maybe you put the wrong folder mysidia is in? Check your config.php

I checked it, it's all correct :el:
I tried changing the scriptpath to home/kyandii/public_html, but it doesn't change anything. Is that correct?

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Originally Posted by MeinKat (Post 31821)

I checked it, it's all correct :el:
I tried changing the scriptpath to home/kyandii/public_html, but it doesn't change anything. Is that correct?

If your index.php file is inside the folder public_html folder, your scriptpath in config.php should be like

PHP Code:


		
			
define('SCRIPTPATH', '');

If it's inside a folder like home/kyandii/public_html/adoptables/index.php, it should be like:

PHP Code:


		
			
define('SCRIPTPATH', '/adoptables');

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Originally Posted by IntoRain (Post 31822)

If your index.php file is inside the folder public_html folder, your scriptpath in config.php should be like

PHP Code:


		
			
define('SCRIPTPATH', '');

If it's inside a folder like home/kyandii/public_html/adoptables/index.php, it should be like:

PHP Code:


		
			
define('SCRIPTPATH', '/adoptables');

It is in the public_html folder and looks like the first one.

The index page shows up with the .php extension. When I type in kyandii.pcriot.com/index, I get an Error 404.

Is there a way to change it so that the .php shows up in the URL?

edit;; I've been at it for a while, anyone got any ideas?

:desudesudesu: I've got the same problem on another host (since I'm attempting to check out various hosting). My root site does not work (address.com, for example) but adding /index.php is the only way to get it to work. Not even a /index works, it must have the file extension. I can't log in, of course, because it's trying to go to a page without a file extension, thus I get a 500 Internal Server Error (same as I get when I try to visit the index without the file extension).

And yes, the .htaccess was uploaded.

My guess is that mod_rewrite is disabled... though the tech support insists that is on.

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Originally Posted by Kyttias (Post 31916)

My root site still works, though. I tried another reinstall on my second account, and to no avail. I messed around with it, but ended up deleting the entire thing since it did not work :p