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You can change it on config file. Look at formwork/defaults.php and you'll see admin -> root.
How to align center images in markdown? And I also don't see any align center/left/ right icon in the editor.
Preview (eye icon) not working, does not match the edited/new post.
Honestly I'm don't have big knowledge on markdown, maybe project owner @giuscris can have an answer for that.
The preview icon does work, the page needs to be routable.
Yes, you are right. The page needs to be routable.
Now I have a new problem and I just found out earlier. Yesterday I only tried formwork from xampp only and because I like this project, then I tried installing it on one of my domains. Once installed, I was surprised by not being able to access the admin page, every time I go to the domain page, I always return to the home page.
I've only worked with formwork on local, so I haven't got a clue about that, but it should work since I'm using local domains with SSL. Your error can be related to a config url or something like that. Did you modify the htaccess?
Do you know laragon? It's a really good alternative for xampp.
I know Laragon but have never tried it.
I didn't modify anything in it, after I took it from composer (composer create-project getformwork/formwork) then I uploaded it.
This is the domain that I installed Formwork but the admin page can't be accessed. https://aquarius.click
Do you have admin set for true on the config file? I'm trying to figure out a way to debug it.
Yes and after uploading it then accessing the admin page I just need to create a new username and password?
I've also tried other hosting but the results are still the same.
You only create the user if it's a fresh installation. I need to check if I have a spare space on one of my domains to do some testing.
On your domain is it a fresh installation?
Of course, I do it from ..
With Composer If you prefer to install the latest stable release of Formwork with Composer you can use this command:
$ composer create-project getformwork/formwork Composer_ will create a formwork folder with a fresh ready-to-use Formwork installation.
Yes, you are right. The page needs to be routable.
Now I have a new problem and I just found out earlier. Yesterday I only tried formwork from xampp only and because I like this project, then I tried installing it on one of my domains. Once installed, I was surprised by not being able to access the admin page, every time I go to the domain page, I always return to the home page.
@ncopz for security reasons you can register a new user only from localhost because in remote hosting the first one who can access the admin panel can register itself.
Yes, you are right. The page needs to be routable. Now I have a new problem and I just found out earlier. Yesterday I only tried formwork from xampp only and because I like this project, then I tried installing it on one of my domains. Once installed, I was surprised by not being able to access the admin page, every time I go to the domain page, I always return to the home page.
@ncopz for security reasons you can register a new user only from
localhostbecause in remote hosting the first one who can access the admin panel can register itself.
You mean, I create a new user + password from localhost and then upload it to my hosting?
Now I can access the admin page. What can I do now if I delete a registered user from localhost? Or are there two people left in it?
Thank you @giuscris
Yes, you are right. The page needs to be routable. Now I have a new problem and I just found out earlier. Yesterday I only tried formwork from xampp only and because I like this project, then I tried installing it on one of my domains. Once installed, I was surprised by not being able to access the admin page, every time I go to the domain page, I always return to the home page.
@ncopz for security reasons you can register a new user only from
localhostbecause in remote hosting the first one who can access the admin panel can register itself.
How to do this without localhost capabilities ?
I also wonder how to do this without running from localhost. I have seen a solution in other similar CMS systems where the first user registering after installation gets to download a file which should be uploaded to the server and only after that will it be possible to log in with that user. That will ensure only a person with access to the server can create a new user.
I also wonder how to do this without running from localhost. I have seen a solution in other similar CMS systems where the first user registering after installation gets to download a file which should be uploaded to the server and only after that will it be possible to log in with that user. That will ensure only a person with access to the server can create a new user.
It can, and I've done it and it works. And I also modified the script code according to my wishes. (nirvanaholic.com)
Yes, you are right. The page needs to be routable. Now I have a new problem and I just found out earlier. Yesterday I only tried formwork from xampp only and because I like this project, then I tried installing it on one of my domains. Once installed, I was surprised by not being able to access the admin page, every time I go to the domain page, I always return to the home page.
@ncopz for security reasons you can register a new user only from
localhostbecause in remote hosting the first one who can access the admin panel can register itself.How to do this without localhost capabilities ?
Using two users during the first installation and I'm using it successfully till now for nirvanaholic.com
Hello everyone,
I'm considering different options to let user register from remote, obviously I want to keep it secure.
@Imerion it's a good idea what you've mentioned about other systems, I think I'll make an implementation like this.
Since also @wsokc asked, currently you can first register in localhost, then you can copy to remote the file admin/acoounts/<yourusername>.yml at the same location.
Thank you for your interest in Formwork.
@giuscris Sounds great! And thanks for your work on this project - it looks very interesting and I would really like to try it out some more.