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I have recently discovered the following PHP Fatal error: Class 'Model' not found in /public_html/concrete5/concrete/models/file_set.php on line 11
Anyone have an idea why this is happening. I have another identical test site and that site does not have the same error, but looks identical.
I image that I could just update my test site to my production setup however I would like some feed back on this if anyone has an idea why this happened.
Anyone have an idea why this is happening. I have another identical test site and that site does not have the same error, but looks identical.
I image that I could just update my test site to my production setup however I would like some feed back on this if anyone has an idea why this happened.
Installation guide here
http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/installation/installing_conc...
Yes there is a very active community, there is always development both community driven and core c5 staff driven, C5 has always been the most viable choice in my eyes. Sometimes forum posts get buried as they do in any active forum.
http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/installation/installing_conc...
Yes there is a very active community, there is always development both community driven and core c5 staff driven, C5 has always been the most viable choice in my eyes. Sometimes forum posts get buried as they do in any active forum.
Excellent. I'm glad to hear it.
I'm happy to see a response so quickly after a post.
BTW:
The install documentation is very sparse.
It need to supply permissions details, such as
/config should be set to 750, 755, etc.
It then needs to in detail show how to enable
mod_rewrite, not just simply say to do it.
Finally it needs to cover install error FAQs.
Why send the community or a new user to the forums
when it's something that can easily be added.
This can be done site wide, not specifically for the
installation only.
I'll go start my first official post for support.
I'm happy to see a response so quickly after a post.
BTW:
The install documentation is very sparse.
It need to supply permissions details, such as
/config should be set to 750, 755, etc.
It then needs to in detail show how to enable
mod_rewrite, not just simply say to do it.
Finally it needs to cover install error FAQs.
Why send the community or a new user to the forums
when it's something that can easily be added.
This can be done site wide, not specifically for the
installation only.
I'll go start my first official post for support.
The permissions are on a per-host basis, there are no *hard* numbers.
I have servers where there is no group permissions whatsoever, others where the webserver runs as the particular user. Those are all different flavors of Unix/Linux servers.
The install script does tell you if the needed files/directories are not *write-able* by the webserver.
mod_rewrite is completely specific to the Apache webserver, concrete5 has no such dependency. It runs under Nginx, IIS, Apache, Xitami, etc.
I have servers where there is no group permissions whatsoever, others where the webserver runs as the particular user. Those are all different flavors of Unix/Linux servers.
The install script does tell you if the needed files/directories are not *write-able* by the webserver.
mod_rewrite is completely specific to the Apache webserver, concrete5 has no such dependency. It runs under Nginx, IIS, Apache, Xitami, etc.
I'm new to C5, but I was excited to try it out and then show my IT manager what C5 can do.
I'm running into problems, doing searches but I'm finding unanswered posts.... lots of them. Documentation is sorely lacking.. and I can't get past installing the darn thing. I'm beginning to see why after so many years of being around C5 has not become main stream. In fact I only heard about C5 recently. I was designing websites for a living 5 years ago.
So, not to cause a flame war, or bash C5, but rather I'm curious... is there an active community? Is there ongoing development? Is C5 still a viable choice?