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A Modern Cloud-Based App This isn’t your dad’s server control panel. SpinupWP connects to your server via SSH and runs commands for you. No installing it on your web server like the control panel dinosaurs that are still kicking around, *cough* cPanel *cough* Plesk. Compare cPanel Com...
Navigate to Your Laravel Project’s Root Directory, In your project folder, find the public directory my-laravel-app/public/. The .htaccess file should be located directly inside the public folder Add the following lines to your .htaccess file: php_flag log_errors On php_value error_log /pa...
If you want to automate a website process or need to check, verify, and control it regularly, cron jobs come in handy. For example, we might want to ping a server once a day, check the status of a system every hour (and log it into the database), and so on. WP Cron makes it...
Also,wkhtmltopdfneeds to be installed on the server. Normally you can't do this with shared hosting. You need to find a different solution for your PDFs. A good alternative is DOMPDF:https://github.com/barryvdh/laravel-dompdf 0 Reply ...
What requirements, how to actually install the framework and stuff like that actually bother me because this will be my first time to install a Laravel app on live server. The project is on Laravel 8. If you could help me with some guides and steps for installing I'll be so gra...
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Rather than modifying Laravel to work around the server and giving yourself a headache, it makes more sense to keep things how they should be and config the server. :) To change the document root folder: Log into cPanel. In the "Domains" section, click the Addon Domains or Subdomains icon...