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I'd love if you could try a quick install of http://www.heroframework.com http://www.heroframework.com (open source) and tell us (a) how did the install go and
by brockf 15y ago
I'd love if you could try a quick install of http://www.heroframework.com http://www.heroframework.com (open source) and tell us (a) how did the install go and (b) do you know what to do next to build your website with the product? :)
- bprater 15y agoCool framework. I have a project coming up next week that it might work well for -- I was going to go Wordpress, but I really do like the idea of using a CodeIgnitor-based system. BTW, here's my bit of helpful -- I noticed this page wasn't rendering quite right: http://www.heroframework.com/user_guide/developers/reference/array_to_json_helper.html http://www.heroframework.com/user_guide/developers/reference...
- mikegreenberg 15y agoUnusual problem for me... I installed it on a MAMP instance and I don't seem to be able to do an initial authentication. At first I thought just didn't remember my username/password correctly. So I dropped my tables and started again. But the same thing happened. I stepped back a few screens and noted what I thought to be just weird typo... but it showed: Your Account Credentials You can login to the control panel, and throughout the site, with: Username: or Password: This is unmodified output from the page. It looks like the username and password should be present here. It was not. So maybe something usual with my installation of MAMP that could be creating this side effect. The user record definitely exists. I don't see errors in the server logs. Want to help me figure out where I went wrong?