Hello;
phpvms 5.0 classic / phpvms 5.5.2 gave the same results
Panel not working fully.
installation was done again, the problem continues.
Please help me
Hello;
phpvms 5.0 classic / phpvms 5.5.2 gave the same results
Panel not working fully.
installation was done again, the problem continues.
Please help me
1 hour ago, Kursat said:
Hello;
phpvms 5.0 classic / phpvms 5.5.2 gave the same results
Panel not working fully.
installation was done again, the problem continues.
Please help me
Hi Kursat,
If you want to start a virtual airline by yourself and you don’t have knowledgements about programming I suggest you to read a little about.
Here’s something that will help you: https://www.php.net/manual/en/
and for phpvms:
//forum.phpvms.net/applications/core/interface/index.html
Have a nice day :)!
What version of PHP?
What version of Apache?
What version of MySQL/MariaDB?
I believe this may be a javascript issue, maybe with /admin/phpvmsadmin.js
33 minutes ago, ProAvia said:
What version of PHP?
What version of Apache?
What version of MySQL/MariaDB?
I believe this may be a javascript issue, maybe with /admin/phpvmsadmin.js
php 5.6
aphace 1.3
mysql
“https://github.com/proaviaaz/phpvms\_5.5.2.72” this php7 version works fine but it doesn’t work for php5
3 hours ago, ProSkyDesign said:
that’s not what I’m looking for
6 hours ago, Kursat said:
php 5.6
aphace 1.3
mysql
“https://github.com/proaviaaz/phpvms\_5.5.2.72” this php7 version works fine but it doesn’t work for php5
Version 5.5.2.72 works in PHP 7.0, 7.1 and 7.2 - so not sure what you mean by “https://github.com/proaviaaz/phpvms\_5.5.2.72” this php7 version works fine but it doesn’t work for php5 - need more detail here.
PHP 5.6 will work with phpVMS 5.5.2
Apache - That’s an older version, but I think it will work.
MySQL - What version???
my problem solved thank you all
What did you do to solve the issue? Knowing what you did may help others in the future.
It is simple, check layout.php of admin layouts folder and change https:// to http:// if you are not using SSL Certificate!
4 hours ago, Yash said:
It is simple, check layout.php of admin layouts folder and change https:// to http:// if you are not using SSL Certificate!
Really?? - /admin/lib/layout/layout.php only has references to “http” in the comments section. Could you be more specific as to exactly where you are referring to?
After a clean installation, I deleted the admin folder and uploaded new admin files. New admin files( ) ( https://github.com/DavidJClark/phpvms_5.5.x )
ADMIN EDIT: Link to admin files removed at request of member who supplied them to Kursat.
3 hours ago, Kursat said:
After a clean installation, I deleted the admin folder and uploaded new admin files. New admin files( https://www.209studios.com/downloads/admin.rar ) ( https://github.com/DavidJClark/phpvms_5.5.x )
Thanks!
I get this error times ago, and is for the SSL certificate, Aaryan show how to include a SSL certificate to phpvms, admin panel use some ajax functions called from http instead of https.
//forum.phpvms.net/applications/core/interface/index.html
7 hours ago, ProAvia said:
Really?? - /admin/lib/layout/layout.php only has references to “http” in the comments section. Could you be more specific as to exactly where you are referring to?
Yes, you may check the core_htmlhead.php file in admin layout.
Change http:// to https:// if using SSL
12 hours ago, Yash said:
It is simple, check layout.php of admin layouts folder and change https:// to http:// if you are not using SSL Certificate!
26 minutes ago, Yash said:
Yes, you may check the core_htmlhead.php file in admin layout.
Change http:// to https:// if using SSL
In your first response you said “check layout.php of admin layouts folder and change https:// to http:// if you are not using SSL Certificate”. After being asked to be more specific (as initial response was the incorrect file and file path), you then state “check the core_htmlhead.php file in admin layout. Change http:// to https:// if using SSL”.
Thanks for trying to be helpful, but please be a bit more careful when providing information and be very specific in what to do (provide correct path to correct files). Not providing the correct info at best will not fix the OP’s issue, and at worst will screw up their installation more than before they posted with the original issue.