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Hi,
I am new to Contao CMS.
My sites admin login screen has default Contao tempate. But after I logged in admin panel, the admin panel lost their template and the CSS and JS are not properly.
Please refer attached screenshot, please help me to fix this issue.
Attachment 47
Try to open /contao/install.php. If you do so the Configuration for the Path will be adapted. Probably this could solve your problem.
Do I run the installation again in the browser?
i.e www.mysite.com/contao/install.php
or just edit the config setting in /contao/install.php ?
Please advice.
Just open (browse) install.php type in the password and the config ist allready written new.
Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by senthil
Does it override my database tables and CMS PHP files when I run the installation again in browser - i.e www.mysite.com/contao/install.php ?
I don't think so, but back up your DB in any case.
No. As long as you don't import an SQL website template you will lose neither the DB contents nor the CMS PHP files. And as @ciaobello already said: just run the Contao install tool and it will set the websitePath automatically. Actually, there's no need to change anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by senthil
I run / execute the page in browser, but it is not proceed to next page.
I mean, after click on 'Save FTP setting' it again redirect to same install page.
mydomain.com/contao/install.php
NO error or mesages, so I can not proceed further.
Please help me to fix this error.
Can you please tell us witch provider you use and witch package you got. I will try find out over the FAQ what the problem could be.
The PHP process running on your web server has no write access to modify the local configuration "system/config/localconfig.php".Quote:
Originally Posted by senthil
Please try to manually add the FTP configuration to your "localconfig.php" file:
Change the hostname, path and FTP credentials accordingly!Code:### INSTALL SCRIPT START ###
$GLOBALS['TL_CONFIG']['useFTP'] = true;
$GLOBALS['TL_CONFIG']['ftpHost'] = 'YOUR FTP HOSTNAME';
$GLOBALS['TL_CONFIG']['ftpPath'] = 'YOUR FTP PATH';
$GLOBALS['TL_CONFIG']['ftpUser'] = 'YOUR FTP USERNAME';
$GLOBALS['TL_CONFIG']['ftpPass'] = 'YOUR FTP PASSWORD';
See the Contao manual for further information.
After all, this is a server misconfiguration and does not happen if PHP runs in a user context and with user privileges.