Unable to Get Concrete to Run on Local WAMP
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I have Bitnami WAMP installed on my local machine, and am trying to get a 5.7 instance of Concrete to run. This is from a pre-exisiting C5 site
WAMP was installed successfully and database imported with no issues.
My problem is that I am getting a "white screen of death". Looking at the dev console, I am getting a 500 internal server error.
What might cause Concrete to fail to load on a local WAMP instance?
WAMP was installed successfully and database imported with no issues.
My problem is that I am getting a "white screen of death". Looking at the dev console, I am getting a 500 internal server error.
What might cause Concrete to fail to load on a local WAMP instance?
Also, my next test would be to unzip C5 5.7 or 8 into a new folder and crewate an empty db. Then see if it installs ok.
That would help narrow it down to a server or a C5 problem or an application problem.
HTH,
Sean
That would help narrow it down to a server or a C5 problem or an application problem.
HTH,
Sean
Checking the WAMP error log, I am getting this:
PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function getCollectionAttributeValue() on null in C:\\Bitnami\\wampstack-5.6.30-1\\apache2\\htdocs\\ludwig-drums\\concrete\\elements\\header_required.php on line 76
I cant be much help. I use Otomatic WAMPSERVER 3.06
Apache v2.4.23
PHP 5.6.25
MySQL 5.7.14
and I have no issues like this.
I so see the function is defined in \concrete\src\Page\Collection\Collection.php line 344.
Sorry,
Sean
Apache v2.4.23
PHP 5.6.25
MySQL 5.7.14
and I have no issues like this.
I so see the function is defined in \concrete\src\Page\Collection\Collection.php line 344.
Sorry,
Sean
I just noticed the "on null" part, sorry. $c is not defined, very odd.
Are you sure this is a 5.7 site?
Are you sure this is a 5.7 site?
Just did a fresh install of 5.7.5.9, and had no issues.
The site I'm working with uses the same version, so something is changed somewhere.
The site I'm working with uses the same version, so something is changed somewhere.
OK, now we are getting there!
Copy the application and packages folders to the newly installed C5 folder. See how that goes. It will point to the db you copied as that is in the /application/config folder.
Sean
Copy the application and packages folders to the newly installed C5 folder. See how that goes. It will point to the db you copied as that is in the /application/config folder.
Sean
Have you tried loading a php file with just <?php phpinfo(); /> to verify your server, port and PHP are all OK?
Are you sure the old site was 5.7?