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CI4 Problem ViewException when upload to shared hosting - sandywicaksono - 01-04-2021
Hi,
i am newbie with ci4, when i upload to shared hosting i got an error like this,
CodeIgniter\View\Exceptions\ViewException
SYSTEMPATH/Exceptions/FrameworkException.php at line 21
PHP Code:
14 public static function forEnabledZlibOutputCompression()
15 {
16 return new static(lang('Core.enabledZlibOutputCompression'));
17 }
18
19 public static function forInvalidFile(string $path)
20 {
21 return new static(lang('Core.invalidFile', [$path]));
22 }
23
24 public static function forCopyError(string $path)
25 {
26 return new static(lang('Core.copyError', [$path]));
27 }
whats the problem ?
i use PHP 7.3 version with cpanel, thanks for your help
RE: CI4 Problem ViewException when upload to shared hosting - includebeer - 01-04-2021
Can't you provide the error message?
My first guess would be the view filename does not match what you have in your code when you try to load it. The lower/upper case letters must be the same. If you test on Windows but you host your site on Linux, you can have this kind of error.
RE: CI4 Problem ViewException when upload to shared hosting - sandywicaksono - 01-04-2021
(01-04-2021, 05:39 AM)includebeer Wrote: Can't you provide the error message?Thanks my friends, you guess is right
My first guess would be the view filename does not match what you have in your code when you try to load it. The lower/upper case letters must be the same. If you test on Windows but you host your site on Linux, you can have this kind of error.
RE: CI4 Problem ViewException when upload to shared hosting - gosocial2 - 01-04-2021
Happens to me in cases where I sometimes confuse uppercase / lowercase letters in view filenames - works on local computer where apache ignores the case, but Linux certainly does not on the server.