http://tabletime.free.nf/
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404 on accesspages? is database write scripts like create.php even working?
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any help to get this config done right thanks :)if youre a sysadmin here at infinityfree you can fix anything obvious thanks
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I’m sorry but I’m not really sure what you’re asking. PHP scripts are authorized to make changes to your SQL databases, as long as you get all the credentials right and avoid using temporary tables.
InfinityFree’s hosting is unmanaged. Community members may be willing to walk you through specific problems with your site, but we aren’t going to create your site for you, nor is the owner of InfinityFree. If you need developers, you can hire them elsewhere.
This code will send people to the URL http://tabletime.free.nf/your url 100ms after the page is loaded.
This should trigger a 404 error. But you have a custom ErrorDocument rule in your .htaccess file that should show the file at /404.php. But no such file exists, so that doesn’t work properly either.
The home.php file itself also responds with a status code 500, which usually means that the PHP code crashed.
I can’t access the home.php, it redirects me to the login.php.
But generally speaking, your website works the way it does is because that’s what your PHP code does. If it doesn’t behave as you’d expect, it’s probably an error in your PHP code.
And of everyone here, you know best how your website should work, and you know your codebase like no-one else. So you’re better equipped to fix it than anyone here.
I’m sorry, but I’m not going to test and debug your website code for you if that’s what you were hoping for.
If the code appears to stop rendering halfway the page, or is blank entirely, you should always open your browser’s developer tools, check the Network tab and refresh the page. If it says the status code of the page is 500, it means your code crashed. And then you’ll want to enable Display Errors in the PHP options of your website and refresh the page to see the actual error message. Once you have the error message, you should have a pretty good start to troubleshoot and fix the issue.
If the code doesn’t crash but still doesn’t work as expected, then that’s just your code doing what it’s programmed to do. And if that’s not what you want it to do, then you should update the code so it does do what you want it to do.
If you need help with that, there is Google, StackOverflow, ChatGPT, Copilot and other tools that can point you in the right direction. But you can’t ask us to build your website for you, because that’s not the service we provide.