RokGallery Module Will Not Load
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- Matt
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- post admin details in the secure tab (blue Full Reply button) and detail the name of your RG module and I'll check it out
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- ScottSys International Inc.
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- Thanks for replying and offering to look Matt. Really appreciate it!
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- ScottSys International Inc.
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- Matt
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- I need an admin account so I can access the Module Manager and RokGallery and stuff
- SEARCH the forum first! These boards are rich in knowledge and vast in topics. This includes searching just the 'Solved' forums, using Google, and using ChatGPT
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- ScottSys International Inc.
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- Wait not done. Says logged in still cannot change the user status. Can you log out please?
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- Allright this is ready for you now. Thanks
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- ScottSys International Inc.
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- Also, here's another piece to puzzle. We get this error on any 404 pages. Something to do with PHP MYSQL PDO drivers? I looked on the backend and says they're there but?? I also reinstalled Rok extension again but no change.
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- Reggie Simmons
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Please see system requirements here:
www.rockettheme.com/joomla/extensions/rokgallery
PHP support for the SQLite PDO driver
PHP support for the MySQL PDO driver
MySQL with InnoDB support
PHP support for PDO
PHP support for GD2
PHP 5.2.17 and above
I would speak with your hosting provider to ensure all of these requirements are being met. - Kind regards,
Reggie
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- ScottSys International Inc.
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- I tried calling BlueHost about this question and they were absolutely no help. We are PHP 5.6 I know that for sure. But I don't know how to find out about the other capabilities / specifications. Is that something WE need to write into our PHP.ini ourselves? or are these requirements provided or controlled on BlueHost's MySQL server setups?
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