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Maryando

Maryando

Hi. I'm sorry for my late answer. I just wanted try last thing.

I have uninstalled WAMP serwer and istalled XAMPP to check if this issue comes from Virtual Servers, and I have the same results with both servers.

BUT

I found 1053 places in Prestashop files and 114 files with the local files path injected!
So if my Virtual Host folder was G:/mysites/site1 then this path is all over the place in my PrestaShop files.
Database tables are also ruined when edited by Notepad++ 596 lines containing the local path.

Although this is easy to change in the database using Notepad++ very hard to change in 114 presta files.
Also in database in the places where was the local path injected '/' was replaced with '\\\\' what a disaster...

So my friendly advice for everyone is staying away from virtual hosts unless you know what you are doing.
I'm closer to develop the shop on the live server than using this method again.

I'm trying to change as a bulk all the paths even in files using Notepad++ and I will see what output I will get. 

Best Regards

Maryando

Maryando

Hi. I'm sorry for my late answer. I just wanted try last thing.

I have uninstalled WAMP serwer and istalled XAMPP to check if this issue comes from Virtual Servers, and I have the same results with both servers.

I have now two sites installed as a test and both not working . One is migration from WAMP the second one is XAMPP migration. In Both I can't access the back office as I'm getting error 500 which is not telling me much. I have deleted .htaccess file and also edited replacing domain name, but I don't think this is caused by .htaccess file otherwice after deleting it I would be able to get to back office and regenerate new one, well I think :(

Migration using WAMP

Migration using XAMPP

I'm really loosing my hopes for offline environment. 

Many thanks for helping me!

Maryando

Maryando

Hi. I'm sorry for my late answer. I just wanted try last thing.

I have uninstalled WAMP serwer and istalled XAMPP to check if this issue comes from Virtual Servers, and I have the same results with both servers.

I have now two sites installed as a test and both not working . One is migration from WAMP the second one is XAMPP migration. In Both I can't access the back office as I'm getting error 500 which is not telling me much. I have deleted .htaccess file and also edited replacing domain name, but I don't think this is caused by .htaccess file otherwice after deleting it I would be able to get to back office and regenerate new one, well I think :(

Migration using WAMP

Migration using XAMPP

I'm really loosing my hopes for offline environment. 

Many thanks for helping me!

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