Reputation: 87
I'm new to ExpressionEngine but not to php so Im trying to work out if it is a quirk with EE, hosting issue or some config issue.
I'm in the process of developing a mobile version of a pre-existing EE site that was not developed by myself.
I've followed this tutorial and this tutorial which has resulted in a mobile site that works apart from when you actually try to navigate anywhere apart from the index.
I get a 500 error if I visit the m. version of any link that would normally work with a www.
Could this be an open_basedir issue or a htaccess rewrite problem.
It was my own stupidity and naievity with EE. I was using a index_test.php to do the initial testing just as I would do with Wordpress or any other thing I was developing. This seems to be a central location for how the whole system works and of course having the file name wrong meant that it through all links out of whack! Just didnt click!
Sorry for wasting everyones time...
Thanks in advance.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 320
Reputation: 87
Make sure that the index you are dealing with is actually 'index.php' and that it hasnt been renamed.
As the index.php is the core conduit for EE it makes sense that if this file is refereed to through the EE system and it cant be found a 500 error will be thrown...
Thanks to Peter!
Upvotes: 1