I have deployed my website from Live server to local machine with the purpose of making some changes in local server before go to live.
I have done all the activities related to deployment like get all the files and folders through ftp and import live database into the local phpmyadmin, even i did database configuration also.
After doing all these steps My website is running properly on local server, But i got some Notice error in all the pages regarding undefined variable.
What type of activities i have to do for removing all Notices.
Even i don't know this website in which framework or on which CMS or in core php.
Could you please tell me this website (www.engageguru.com) on which php framework and what type of activities i have to do for removing all Notices Undefined variable.
Thanks
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I have created a Cloud9 Environment on my Amazon Linux 2 EC2 Server used for a PHP development website, which also has Apache (httpd) installed for the live version of the website both currently use the exact same files and code.
On my Cloud9 Environment I am receiving an undefined index error when trying to access POST data from a form however on the live website the form works as expected with no errors and I can access the POST data from the form.
I'm unsure of what could be causing the issue, as far as I'm aware these environments will the same /etc/php.ini file configuration.
These are the versions installed on my EC2 server.
PHP 5.4.16
Apache 2.4.46
On the Cloud9 environment - I can see that the POST request was successful and that the POST variables have been returned in developer tools under the network tab, but I still receive the error on the page and cannot access the variables.
POST SUCCESSFUL
Is there any reason why the Cloud9 php web server environment would not allow these $_POST variables to be accessed?
Any help or suggestions are massively appreciated, I have been scratching my head at this for hours on end.
Also let me know if you would like me to post the code of the form, however it is just a basic form with one input field which obviously works on the live environment without any issues.
Cheers,
Joab
The issue was resolved by uninstalling PHP 5.4.16 and installing PHP 7.4
I currently work for a company that is developing a web and mobile application. I've been programming for a while now, but am less familiar with web development. I previously had been writing specialized python scripts for the company; they wanted me to transition into developing their web app. The web dev is currently being outsourced, so there aren't employees at the company that are familiar with how the website was developed. The third party is aware of my task, but is not very helpful and would prefer I only make changes locally.
What I need to do :
I need to put the Drupal site onto a local server, so I can make changes without breaking what was previously built or being on the outsourced web server.
Site specs:
Drupal 7.52
mySQL
PHP 5.6.30-1
Apache/2.2.22
My specs:
Windows 10
I have the website files (code and database). I keep encountering the same error, and have tried a number of different solutions and web stacks. When I go to upload our database into phpMyAdmin, I get an error about the database being too large (unzipped, around 118,000 KB, zipped, around 12,000 KB). I have tried a number of workarounds, and keep falling short. I've changed max_allowed_packets, $cfg['UploadDir'], and many more recommendations given here on Stack Overflow.
I've uninstalled everything from my system, so I can just start over from scratch. If anyone can give a set of instructions for how I would take the website files, upload the large database, and then have a copy of the website on a local server, that would be miraculously helpful.
Thank you!
You could use a virtual machine like this project https://www.drupal.org/project/vdd, which has what you need for local development and you will not need to mess up with our local OS
Yesterday I transferred a live WordPress site and successfully setup my local dev environment using MAMP. I was able to get my database exported from my live site and imported locally. I was able to login and see my site, but to my surprise this morning, I am not able to access the site anymore. I am however able to access my localhost, but once I select and enter the root folder I get the always unwelcome "localhost is currently unable to handle this request. error 500".
I am not sure what's happened since yesterday to cause this and I've searched the forums, but I'm at a loss. I am new to local PHP development, so I might be missing something simple. I appreciate any and all help.
me and a coworker are trying to move a website from a test server to local web development. Our boss wants us to use Amazon web services CodeCommit in conjunction with Xampp to do this. We have made progress but cannot overcome a database issue. Here is what we have done.
Set up AWS accounts and recieved necessary credentials from boss for the sites repo
Pulled repo and ensured that we could both commit and pull normally
Downloaded xampp, made sure apache and php were functioning normally
Now, one of us (me) has used the duplicator wordpress plugin to backup the site and load it into a local version.
I can now develop locally fine and push changes, all images and pages from the site are showing up locally
ISSUE:
How can my coworker also develop locally, the issue appears to be that he has not made a database in xampp phpmyadmin control panel for the site, but if he did wouldnt it be a different one than I am using, and thus wouldnt sync with git properly? Where xampp stores the database info isnt in the git folder, so I may be doing it wrong as well!
We cannot figure out the correct course of action, please if you can point us in the right direction. Much appreciated!!
So I have an employer who currently operated their website with no testing server whatsoever. All updates to the site are "tested" live in front of the whole world. I don't need to hear about why that's dangerous... I know it is. In fact if this continues for much longer I'm going to develop an ulcer.
I am trying to place a working copy of the svn of the site on my MB pro for testing purposes. The site is all PHP and MySQL so my plan is to install MAMP and run the test copy on localhost.
My employer is worried that by hosting a copy of the site on my laptop I will interfere with the operation of the live site. Is this possible? Is there any way that my hosting a copy of the site on localhost will interfere with the operations of the live website (hosted on a remote server)? Are there dangers in setting up a localhost copy?
Apologies if this is out of scope, hopefully this will be useful to others.
It depends on the site. When I make a site and the database is hosted on localhost / the same server as the web-server, no.
But I have noticed that if you use for example WordPress, you are testing on your local copy one minute and are on the live site the next as the url seems to be hard-coded in the generated pages (in the case of WordPress a setting in the database).
So:
Always make sure the database connection is to your local database (ideally that is just in one place and you don't have to change anything if the live site uses localhost as well)
Look out for links / settings / rewrites that direct you to the live site from your local site.