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maxcinsay
@maxcinsay
11 years ago
60 posts
Hello, we have installed a version of jr4 ( http://r2rlive.com/) and a version of jr5 ( http://r2rlive.com/jr5_max/) on our server, we will be migrating everything soon.

In the jr5 installation I can access the admin panel, get to the market place section but when I click on of the the modules to install it, I get redirected to http://r2rlive.com/index.php?t=artists (that happens with the free modules). The modules for sale take me to the 'update release system' screen ( http://r2rlive.com/jr5_max/marketplace/release_system_update/id=1)

Do I need to do something in my .htaccess file to avoid this issues?
updated by @maxcinsay: 12/15/13 10:42:02AM
brian
@brian
11 years ago
10,148 posts
When you say "click on the modules to install it" - are you in the JR5 "info" tab an enabling the module by checking the "Enable module" checkbox?

Thanks!


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maxcinsay
@maxcinsay
11 years ago
60 posts
Im in the marketplace tab:
http://r2rlive.com/jr5_max/marketplace/browse
Im clicking on the "Install" button on the right side of the module.
maxcinsay
@maxcinsay
11 years ago
60 posts
Maybe we can start from the beginning: How do I set up the .htaccess of my jr5_max installation folder to avoid problems with the .htaccess file in the root folder of the server?
brian
@brian
11 years ago
10,148 posts
Yeah I'm not sure - try loading up Firebug (in FF) or Developer Tools (in Chrome), and then go to the console tab. Then try clicking on that button and see if you get a JS error.


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Brian Johnson
Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
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maxcinsay
@maxcinsay
11 years ago
60 posts
I took the .htaccess from another installation and placed it in the new folder, I dont thing that is the best way to go about it... that's why I keep thinking that's the problem.

I tried the console with Firebug but it didnt catch an error.

I click on install when Im in the back end of the new jr5 installation folder, when I click on it, I get taken to the root folder (to the jr4 original install http://r2rlive.com/index.php?t=artists)
brian
@brian
11 years ago
10,148 posts
Yeah I understand, I just don't know why you would get that, since in JR5 all URLs are fully pathed - nothing is relative.

If you temporarily remove the JR4 .htaccess file does it work?


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Brian Johnson
Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
https://www.jamroom.net
maxcinsay
@maxcinsay
11 years ago
60 posts
Hello Brian, I tried deleting the htaccess and that fixed part of the situation, but the real problem lies on the apache configuration... we are working with our IT team on that. Thank you
updated by @maxcinsay: 11/14/13 12:10:09PM

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