I've downloaded the beta of D9 using Composer on my local machine (OSX Mojave) but when I try and install I get the "Your PHP installation is too old." message.
A phpinfo lookup says the PHP version is 7.1.23, but a terminal php -v lookup days the PHP version is 7.3.8.
I have a local D8 site using 7.3.8 and the php.ini file used is /usr/local/php5/lib/php.ini; however, the php.ini used by the D9 install script is /etc/php.ini.
hello, I'm asking myself if there is a disadvantage when you install drupal 8 without composer and drush. does anybody know the difference? on some webhosts you don't have access to the shell and it is also possible to install drupal 8 without composer - so why is it necessary?
I am new to Drupal. I installed it on my Apache Server and went through the documentation. Everything was working great.
Now I tried to set up a second website. I installed Drupal on this website and everything was seemingly fine. However, I can now access the home page, but as soon as I click any link, I get a 404 error. What could I have done wrong?
Any help would be very much appreciated.
EDIT: Oh, I should probably add that I tried to set up this website with
I've built a site on local DEV server starting from droopler distribution installed with Acquia Dev Desktop. Once ready, I split the deployment into several steps:
1. Rebuild a new local DEV site starting from the clean Drupal Core and building-up the useful to me part of the distribution. The goal was to be in control of different aspects related to modules used, config, future update etc.
I installed Opigno locally on my PC using XAMPP and all works fine.
Now I bought a domain+hosting by Register provider but, when I finish the opigno installation I only got a blank page when I try to reach the webpage or the login page (manually typing the address). I tried using PHP ver. 7.3 and 7.4.
During the installation process, I got a blank page too and to continue installation I must type mydomain/install.php to continue the installation.