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Changing PHP version for cli
· 10 years ago
When I try to use any grav command via SSH I get an error like this: <b>Parse error</b>: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING or '(' in <b>/…/grav
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How get media type?
· 10 years ago
What do you mean by type? if you are requestions page.media.images the type is going to be images. If you mean file type? you'll need to get the path and get the extension from the end of the filenam
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How get media type?
· 10 years ago
in page.media.images?
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Vanilla Grav 500 internal error
· 10 years ago
Im with Aussiehosts. One of there support staff, say grav is supported. And there is an install script. So today Im trying it out...i'll let you know.
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Vanilla Grav 500 internal error
· 10 years ago
Your server might have security restrictions to stop things running with Group access. Where are you hosted? And are you open to changing provider?
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Vanilla Grav 500 internal error
· 10 years ago
permissions look ok. all the files are 664 all the folders are 775. i've tweaked the .htaccess to RewriteBase /grav-admin reflecting the base install in the subfolder in my designated public_html -cpa
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Vanilla Grav 500 internal error
· 10 years ago
First step is to check out the items in this permissions document
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Vanilla Grav 500 internal error
· 10 years ago
I can get grav to work locally. But with my host Im getting 500 internal server errors I went into your cPanel > PHP Selector > PHP options and turned on error reporting. Your missing files: Fat
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Nginx location and admin plugin
· 10 years ago
Yes, I based my config on that example config. I'm in general more familiar with nginx than Apache, and like it better somehow. I however changed the config (the location /portfolio/) part, AFTER I in
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Nginx location and admin plugin
· 10 years ago
Are you using a modified version of the webserver-configs/nginx.conf file that Grav comes with? That should work fine. Alternatively if your a beginner, you might want to just use Apache as you don't