Verify that your SMTP server is configured correctly.Quote:
Originally Posted by iBambus
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Verify that your SMTP server is configured correctly.Quote:
Originally Posted by iBambus
I coded a feature that ables you to choose if you want or not send e-mails. By default it's disabled. So wouldn't be an mailing error.Quote:
Originally Posted by BobyTS
Excuse me, how to configure this CMS on IIS?
https://github.com/sant0ro/chocolate...ing-ChocolateyQuote:
Originally Posted by jasonn
use php 7.0 ^ above:thumbup1:
I did, but I didn't understand about the CMD command 'php artisan migrate'.
You'll have to open a CMD on the folder and run the command php artisan migrate.
Chocolatey 2.500 available here.: https://github.com/sant0ro/chocolate...ases/tag/2.500
Many Fixes, Improvements and new Features!
What about this?
http://image.prntscr.com/image/59798...c1a1097322.png
Webbrowser console says "GET localhost/public/swf/gamedata/furnidata.xml/ 404 (Not Found)" but in external_variables it's "furnidata.load.url=http://127.0.0.1/public/swf/gamedata/furnidata.xml"
Got any info on updating a existing installation to the latest version?
you could try by editing the files by your own and getting it from the commits... if you going to do it like that make sure you do a backup first Link -> https://github.com/sant0ro/chocolatey/commits/binariesQuote:
Originally Posted by DrVagax
Does those files really exists? You know, Chocolatey doesn't come with any swf by default.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spao123
Those links on chocolatey.php are only suggestions. You should put your swf inside the public folder for Chocolatey, and for "organization" inside a folder called "swf" (that you must create)
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Sadly actually I'm not doing documentation/support about migration.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrVagax
Remember, this is an ALPHA release. Chocolatey it's still under development.
Starting from the BETA version, each release will include migration tutorials with full changelog.
On the BETA versions you wouldn't see template changes and other things like that, since the CORE will be actually sufficient normalized and under a pattern.
Woops that slipped my mind. I'll try to carefully replace files and see if that works, i back upped the files so not much could really go wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by saamus
Also great job on the CMS! It works great and was easy to set up, i remember fighting with internal CMS files for ages back in 2011 since they just wouldn't work.
No problem, @DrVagax, I'm glad that you can use it easily. It's intended to be easy to use.
Only customizing it's little hard on this cms, actually.
Just returning back into the "Habbo Retro Development" scenary after a few years. I've downloaded the CMS and I must say this is a well-built CMS you have sir. Keep us posted! This makes me want to start back developing. :-)