daguswijaya
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6 years ago Switch your ENVIRONMENT to development to find out what goes wrong. In my case, the problem solved by installing php-xml (php5.6-xml) on my server.
Closed ThomasVandenabeele closed 5 years ago
daguswijaya
commented
6 years ago Switch your ENVIRONMENT to development to find out what goes wrong. In my case, the problem solved by installing php-xml (php5.6-xml) on my server.
a6smile
commented
6 years ago Hoosk admin login does not work on php 7.0 above, to make it work switch you server environment to php 5.6
ThomasVandenabeele
commented
6 years ago Thank you @a6smile! It is working now! They should add this to the documentation. @daguswijaya, where can I switch the environment to development?
mohsen-sojoudi
commented
5 years ago If you are using XAMPP or any local server Just add the following line in your index.php at the root folder session_start();
CallumBee
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5 years ago @a6smile that’s not really a fix but a nasty hack
havok89
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5 years ago /late reply
If you update the system folder to the latest version of codeigniter it will fix issues. The issues only happen with the version of codeigniter included and PHP 7+
Using session start is a hacky fix as it starts a PHP session when the system uses codeigniter sessions so may cause further issues elsewhere
I'm running an apache server with a new Hoosk installation behind a reverse proxy. All requests are redirected to https. After installation I needed to manually change the BASE_URL in the generated config.php file because http was saved in the file. So, the front-end is working currently... everything fine.
But I'm not able to display the admin page. When I login, Hooks returns me an empty page. Can I see some log files or errors for hooks? Does someone maybe know how to fix this and tell me if this problem is related to the reverse proxy?