I just migrated my website to my local server.
I am using WAMP.
I can not get it to function.
Attached is a picture that shows you the info I provided for the settings.php file, and in the background is how the page looks.
Maybe I didn't fill out the settings.php properly?
Thanks for any advise.
Juan
a.k.a. Nonnie
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #2 | homepageerrors.jpg | 144.36 KB | JohnnyW |
| db page error.jpg | 66.04 KB | JohnnyW |
Comments
Comment #1
dawehnerNo this is a caching issue.
Login once, clear the caches by going to admin/build/themes and it will be fine
Comment #2
JohnnyW commentedI seem to have these errors now coming up, after I cleared the cache.
Basically, all I did was download my files from the live server to my local server to do some more work on the website.
Any suggestions?
Thank you in advance.
Juan
a.k.a. Nonnie
Comment #3
dawehnerHow did you migrated the database?
You might missed some tables.
Comment #4
JohnnyW commentedI am still having the problems as the pictures I posted shows :(
I migrated the database as a sql file then imported it into my local server.
And I downloaded all files using Filezilla.
Any other suggestions?
Thank you in advance.
PS on the internet www.420mg.com works perfect, but can't get it to work on localhost to do necessary upgrading and testing.
Nonnie
Comment #5
JohnnyW commentedOkay, so far I got the localhost to show the homepage -- BUT -- if I click on ANY LINKS, I get the php default page.
Please explain this if you could.
PS I was able to see my home page because I commented out # $base_url = 'http://www.420mg.com';
Thanks in advance.
Juan
a.k.a. Nonnie
Comment #6
JohnnyW commentedOkay, here is the resolution I had for migrating my website from live server to localhost server (WAMP) for development and testing.
First, in your setting.php file in sites/default/settings.php --> comment out with hash-mark # $base_url = 'http://www.yourwebsitename.com'; // NO trailing slash!
THEN, make sure your Apache's rewrite_module is enabled.
Boom, you are back in business :)
Juan
a.k.a. Nonnie
Comment #7
dawehnerso this is fixed
Comment #8
JohnnyW commentedAs the title states, this is "solved".
If I wrote "fixed" it would have had people think that a module has been patched.
Yes, this has been "closed", because it has been solved.
Juan
a.k.a. Nonnie