I have read many different threads on this forum for issues where people have added <?php require_once( 'couch/cms.php' ); ?> to the start of the page and <?php COUCH::invoke(); ?> to the end, but the pages still not showing up in the Super Admin area. I am experiencing the same issues.

Troubleshooting
* Added the code that shows EDIT or You cannot edit!, but it shows EDIT.
* Tried in different browsers.
* Tried in Incognito mode.
* Cleared my browsers cache.
* Restarted my router.
* Cleared my routers cache.
* Enabled and disabled the cache in the config.php file.
* Paid for a different web host to test with.

Can someone help me please? I am more than happy to grant access to my web hosting and Super Admin areas.

[KK]

Hi,

It seems you have tried almost everything there is to try
Please get me your site's FTP + Couch access creds and allow me to try and see if I can find what could be going wrong.

Thanks.

I have indeed, it's been driving me loopy lol. I didn't want to come to you for help without exhausting all possibilites, as i know you're very busy.

Thanks in advance for taking the time to look into this for me. I'll PM you my credentials now.

[KK]

Thanks for the creds, Billy.

I had a look at your setup and you have four PHP templates in your site's root - index.php, contact.php, photos.php and products.php. Of the four, only one (index.php) was visible in the admin-panel.

So, I visited the other three templates (by typing their names after your site's URL with the admin-panel open in a tab of the same browser to make sure I was visiting as super-admin).

I could add contact,php and photos.php without any problem whatsoever (check the admin-panel).
The products.php was throwing a manifest error -

ERROR! Closing tag "editable" has no matching opening tag (line: 192 char: 6277)

That is a coding error as you have managed to put in a closing "</cms:editable>" tag with no matching opening tag in the template. I did not proceed further with that as I am sure you can find and remove that and should be able to execute it successfully.

So, I don't quite see what was it that was tripping you up.
For me, it appeared to a fairly straightforward process of visiting the templates just once to get them registered.

I'd suggest you please create some dummy templates with just the two PHP lines and then try adding them to the admin-panel the way I described. Perhaps you'd be able to spot some step you were missing?

Hope it helps.

Yeah products.php wasn't one I'd been testing with. I just threw that in the public_htnl folder, ready for editing.

I think i know what could have been wrong... Either the page didn't execute properly from my browser, or the nameservers hadn't updated from the customers old web host.

I'm so sorry to have bothered you with this, I feel totally stupid now. I'm really grateful for you taking the time to support me through this.

[KK]

Not a problem at all, Billy
Do let us know if you happen to need any further help.