Hello everyone, I have one.com as host, but when I did tried to install the CouchCMS, everything it's blank, I can see like "Super Admin" Password, but there it's no color. Then they said, "You need to accept cookies"

I have never this problem when I have hosted in my Local computer. Anyone have one.com and it's working good? Hope for fast reply thanks.

[KK]

Hi,

Please try specifying your domain name in couch/config.php (uncomment i.e. remove the leading '//' and put in the full URL)-

// 1.
// If neccesary, define the full URL of your site including the subdomain, if any.
// V.IMP: Don't forget the trailing slash!
//define( 'K_SITE_URL', 'http://www.test.com/subfolder1/subfolder2/mysite/' );

Hope this helps. Do let us know.

htpp://www.tipptamm.se/ it's my website. I did have Wordpress installed first, then I just deleted it. And puted in couchcms and installed it.

Hi,

Please try specifying your domain name in couch/config.php (uncomment i.e. remove the leading '//' and put in the full URL)-

// 1.
// If neccesary, define the full URL of your site including the subdomain, if any.
// V.IMP: Don't forget the trailing slash!
//define( 'K_SITE_URL', 'http://www.test.com/subfolder1/subfolder2/mysite/' );

Hope this helps. Do let us know.

hmm, I think it's not working. I did change it too, http://www.tipptamm.se/index.php/

[KK]

Yes, I had a look at the site and from the 'view-source', it doesn't seem to be the path problem.
Rather the 'http://www.tipptamm.se/couch' and all files within it are throwing up a 500 Internal Server Error.

Please try deleting the .htaccess file present in couch folder.
If your config file had prettyURLs turned on please turn them off and delete the .htaccess file in the site's root.

If this does not help, try setting proper permissions using the utility here - viewtopic.php?f=8&t=7315

If even that does not work, please take a look at your web server's error log to see what is getting reported.

Yes, I had a look at the site and from the 'view-source', it doesn't seem to be the path problem.
Rather the 'http://www.tipptamm.se/couch' and all files within it are throwing up a 500 Internal Server Error.

Please try deleting the .htaccess file present in couch folder.
If your config file had prettyURLs turned on please turn them off and delete the .htaccess file in the site's root.

If this does not help, try setting proper permissions using the utility here - viewtopic.php?f=8&t=7315

If even that does not work, please take a look at your web server's error log to see what is getting reported.

Thanks your helping, I gonna try all of those things, thanks.

Yes, I had a look at the site and from the 'view-source', it doesn't seem to be the path problem.
Rather the 'http://www.tipptamm.se/couch' and all files within it are throwing up a 500 Internal Server Error.

Please try deleting the .htaccess file present in couch folder.
If your config file had prettyURLs turned on please turn them off and delete the .htaccess file in the site's root.

If this does not help, try setting proper permissions using the utility here - viewtopic.php?f=8&t=7315

If even that does not work, please take a look at your web server's error log to see what is getting reported.

When I deleted .htaccess, did I get back all colors and everything now, it's not blank anymore. But It's still says "Cookies must be enabled to use this CMS"

Now I can see my theme, but when I click on my links, it says I need to login. Trying to fix it Thanks very much. Happy I can see my site now

Anyone have one.com and it's working good? Hope for fast reply thanks.

Sorry for the late (very late) reply...

The service provided by One.com is really awesome... But I had to shift out... That was coz, I tried to host a site on One.com using CouchCMS and it was a real disaster... Everytime I logged in to CouchCMS, it asked me for an installation.

Here is an image of the chat transcript that I and a Executive of One.com had... Please see...

[KK]

@genxcoders,

The reason cited by one.com for not supporting CouchCMS is 'because it uses IonCube'.
It is now nearly two years since Couch has ceased using IonCube and has gone open-source.
Wonder if you mentioned this to them?