hendi330
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2 years ago okay found out how,
if someone is as stupid as I am, here is what i have done:
first of all I put both (parent and child) theme in one folder (called "example").
On the same level as the folder "example" I made the msbuildproj file.
thats the file:
-> dotnet build, dotnet add reference and dotnet restore
there were a lot of errors after dotnet build (error php 4044).
Each error was excluded like so :
(my first bug fix attempt was to use eval(); but that was like putting pertrol to a fire.)
I kinda did the same for plugins.msbuildproj (but only one plugin at a time).
tharlab
Hello, I am new to peachpie and I have problems with plugins and maybe with themes too. I want to add a custom theme from my already (only on wp ) running website. The theme has a parent and needs the woocommerece and elementor plugin. First I downloaded the plugins via dashboard. -> but errors (php code in header). Then I tried it with compiling. But didnt work either. (well it worked with like 3-4 plugins at a time, then i tried to activate theme -> error then I started with theme and activated some plugins one at a time -> error )
I already discovered that I have to compile them together so that they work (-> first mistake was to compile each theme one at a time) But yeah I tried almost everything. (copy past in wp-content, download from dashboard, download and compile each one at a time, compile everything together).
This is my folder structure:
This is the content of "themes" -folder
This is the content of theme.msbuildproj:
After I created the msbuildproj files, I ran the dotnet build command. After that dotnet add reference and then dotnet restore. But all the time I either receive code in my header or a blank page. After a lot of searching I came to the conclusion that I am basically to dumb to compile, right? So can you give me some tips? :)
Thanks in advance Hendrik :)