Internet Explorer
Internet Explorer is not supported. Please upgrade to a more modern browser.
NamelessMC
Elements all weird on live server
Started by xb0t3r
I've got a copy of namelessmc v2 on my localhost and it looks perfect on there and when i transfered it over to my web server it ends up like this?
https://gyazo.com/215aab3f3da9ca2c95e982e26715932c
I thought it might be something to do with the webpage not being able to find certain css files or js files but it's not? No clue what is causing this.
I'm almost certain it's being hosted on namelessmcs free hosting thing, not to sure, i'm setting this up for somebody they just gave me the cpanel details.
https://gyazo.com/215aab3f3da9ca2c95e982e26715932c
I thought it might be something to do with the webpage not being able to find certain css files or js files but it's not? No clue what is causing this.
I'm almost certain it's being hosted on namelessmcs free hosting thing, not to sure, i'm setting this up for somebody they just gave me the cpanel details.
Nevermind figured it out, apparently the tables prefix has the database user on it.. duno what that's all about
infact nothing to do with that, it's to do with linux defaulting to case sensitive table names.
You'll need to add lower_case_table_names to the my.ini on the server you host the namelessmc free hosting thing on. :)
You'll need to add lower_case_table_names to the my.ini on the server you host the namelessmc free hosting thing on. :)
Glad you could fix the issue, the problem in your screenshot however looks like it's caused by your browser caching old CSS, in which case pressing Ctrl+F5 will fix it.
Samerton:
Glad you could fix the issue, the problem in your screenshot however looks like it's caused by your browser caching old CSS, in which case pressing Ctrl+F5 will fix it.
Well unsure why the screenshot is like that, however on namelesshosting can you set lower_case_table_names to 1? in the .ini file and restart the web server
There shouldn't be any need, the tables aren't an issue; it was purely CSS.
Samerton:
There shouldn't be any need, the tables aren't an issue; it was purely CSS.
Nah when i was making my own modules on my localhost and then porting them over to namelessmc hosting, i was getting errors as it couldn't determine the tables because they was case sensitive, and on linux servers it defaults to checking case sensitivity.