Hello again. Allmost done.
Now for testing I tried to install kirby in a subfolder of my domain. It seems like the connections between the files are not right anymore.
If I let the hole thing run on a local server it works perfectly. By the way, the site has multiple languages activated.
Support?
So i am hosting my site on one.com.
They are running Apache 2.4.34 on Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS (Linux).
The 7.1 PHP version and up, is supported.
I chatted with their support and they say, “ctype extension” is the only thing that ist not supported from one.com.
So does the host need to support every thing from the list(https://getkirby.com/docs/guide/installation#requirements) or at least one?
.htaccess
I assume that the host is not the problem.
Since i am in a subfolder i read always that i have to “RewriteBase”.
So what i did is setting RewriteBase /neue (“neue” is the name of my subfolder)
All the url’s in the site to css files or fonts are written with a “/” before like this: /assets/webfonts/34...
PS.: I updated kirby recently and changed also all the hidden files.
The effect: The site looks like the css an a few pictures from the homepage are loaded, But the page is not getting the text content from the subpages, js files or images in the folder /assets/img/...
The URL is: www.url.de/neue/de
I hope i didn’t forget anything and someone can help me with that.
Accept now at all-ink.com the page is loading the accest pictures and the js data.
I try to make it more clear, but i realy don’t know what is going wrong there.
So it looks, like the Infomation from the subpages, which i am getting on the landing page are not reached accept the pictures are there.
Also the order of the projects messed up.
If i go to the project site you can’t see any projects, but there is suppost to be a list of porjects.
What do you mean by deployed? I am not shure if i deployed anything. The thing is that it is working on the localhost… You have any idea where i could start looking for mistakes?
Deploying a website means publishing it on a server, which can be done using different techniques, e.g. just copy them via FTP, or deploy with Git, or use rsync or a service…
I’d check for duplicate folders (same folder name but different numbers, stray files in folders where images were removed but not the meta data files, such things).