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Support => English Support => Topic started by: sundar_83 on May 22, 2018, 06:18:20 AM

Title: Re: How to install an StandAlone simpleportal?
Post by: sundar_83 on May 22, 2018, 06:18:20 AM
Hey i mover the standalone file in main domain and forum is under subdomain and configured all thing but getting 500 internal server when clicking home
Title: Re: How to install an StandAlone simpleportal?
Post by: Chen Zhen on May 22, 2018, 11:14:53 AM
Hello sundar_83 & welcome to Simple Portal,

Perhaps the documentation will help?

ref.
https://simpleportal.net/index.php?action=docs;area=set_up_standalone_portal
Title: Re: How to install an StandAlone simpleportal?
Post by: Chen Zhen on May 24, 2018, 01:46:24 PM
With this example the URLs & PATHs must be changed to your specific environment specs.

Example:

Your URL is:
https://example.com

which has the path of:
../home/mypath/public_html

The URL that you have your SMF forum is:
https://example.com/forum

which has the path of:
../home/mypath/public_html/forum



After installing Simple Portal into SMF via the package manager you take the file located at:
../home/mypath/public_html/forum/PortalStandalone.php

and move it to public_html + rename the file to:
../home/mypath/public_html/index.php

Log in to SMF as Admin & then navigate to:
Admin -> Simple Portal -> Configuration -> General Settings

Set the Portal Mode to: Standalone
Set the Standalone URL to: https://example.com

SAVE your settings

Now navigate to:
Admin -> Server Settings -> Cookies and Sessions

Add a number to the cookie name (making it different than it was originally)
Make sure Enable local storage of cookies is unchecked (disabled).
Make sure Use subdomain independent cookies is checked (enabled).

SAVE your settings

Now navigate to:
Admin -> Maintenance -> Forum Maintenance -> Routine

Perform task: Empty the File Cache


Done.

Now https://example.com should show your home portal page.


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