Before I begin the CMS-test

This thread probably saved me many hours of work…. I didn’t know the file extension needed to be PHP for the CMS to work!

There is perhaps more. What about the server. Will this require a .htaccess file with into to pick index.php as the standard file type? @dan @ben

If your hosting supports php, you don’t need to do anything for php files to work.

I tested my site with a CMS component on Chillingdog Hosting… while in preview mode my page displays correctly, I get an HTTP 500 error on the web. How do we diagnose these errors?

My website was set to use PHP7.4 which is rather old, swithed to PHP8.4. Now it’s working fine.

We’ll be adding support for checking server configuration and setup in the future.

Glad you figured out that you need to update to PHP 8 in order for the CMS to work :slight_smile: