Admin Login Error, Please Help!!
 

I just finished the installation of my Mysidia Adoptables Website, Sagapets, and whenever I click on Login button on the final installation page I get this error message;

Fatal error: Class 'AppController' not found in /srv/disk4/1801781/www/sagapets.co.nf/login.php on line 3

Here is the URL: http://www.sagapets.co.nf/login.php

:catfish: Please Help! :catfish:

What does your inc/config.php file look like?
How recently have you recently created that domain?
Have you recently transferred the domain between hosting providers? (What is the name of your hosting provider?)
Is your .htaccess file in place and named exactly that, not htaccess.txt or missing entirely? (Check its contents and make sure they are the same as what came in the zipped folder.)

For anyone else looking into this: All other pages 404 back to their host (biz.nf) and I can find no information that would imply mod_rewrite is disabled in their Apache setup -- the redirect to host only happens if one attempts to access the page as per design, with no .php extension. With the extension in place, only then does the Fatal error: Class 'AppController' not found occur.

Someone else recently had this problem and the only thing that was wrong was that their site was still incorrectly pointing towards their old domain.

config.php:

<?php
//Mysidia Adoptables Site Configuration File

define('DBHOST', 'fdb13.biz.nf'); //DB Hostname
define('DBUSER', '***************'); //DB Username
define('DBPASS', '**********'); //DB Password
define('DBNAME', '***************'); //Your database name
define('DOMAIN', 'sagapets.co.nf'); //Your domain name (No http, www or . )
define('SCRIPTPATH', ''); //The folder you installed this script in
define('PREFIX', 'adopts_');
?>

(**I removed the password and DB Info)

I created the Domain yesterday. Where do I find the .htaccess file?

It was one of the files you should have uploaded. It should be with all the others, not inside any folders.

Theres not one there... anywhere I can download one?

Redownload the Mysidia framework, unzip it, upload that .htaccess file.