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Warning: require([redacted]/vendor/autoload.php): failed to open stream #54
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Is the [redacted]/vendor/autoload.php path correct? |
Thanks for your response. The file path would lead to the right place, but a /vendor folder hasn't been generated. I presume this is because cPanel doesn't like composer, or something. If I was to chmod the whole folder, do you know what permissions I would give it? I could just give it 777 and see what happens? Do you happen to have the /vendor directory that you could just send me, so that I don't need to use composer for it to work? |
The /vendor folder should be present in the release zip file and uploaded if you have a shared hosting. |
Thanks so much! I'll try that and let you know how I get along :D |
Alright so I managed to run the installer and everything - but CSS doesn't seem to be working on the admin panel and stuff? |
With the latest release: https://github.com/SergiX44/XBackBone/releases/tag/2.6 |
Yup it's there, and it has 7 folders within it. |
Made it work! Thanks for your help. |
Hiya,
I'm using cPanel on a shared host. I'm trying to run the install script, but whenever I visit a page in this directory I'm getting errors complaining vendor/autoload.php. I know this has something to do with Composer, I wondered if you'd be able to shed more light on it?
I do not have SSH access to my webserver.
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