Thank you for your reply!
Honestly I have now Idea how to solve that, I watched at tutorial on YouTube, I followed his steps, he did not say anything about HTTPS error 500, could just guide me please ?
Like the article says, an HTTP ERROR 500 just means that “something” in your site is crashing.
It could be that the video tutorial you watched is out of date, inaccurate or you made an error in applying the instructions.
But in any case, it’s your website that’s broken. You wrote the code so you need to debug it. It could be that this is a hosting issue or a compatibility problem, but we need more information than “it crashed” to determine that.
Thank you for your information!
Before I deploy my project here, I run it and check everything was fine. After I deploy I get those errors, just ask my any question regarding to the project
Maybe @Deveroonie is pointing out this line. If some code is missing from your site, that could be causing errors. Make sure everything is uploaded in the correct spot.
Thanks
I guess he meant that node.js is disabled in this hosting, since node_modules is used by node.js
You simply have to enable display errors for your website.
Based on my experience laravel doesn’t display errors like this, which means this can also be because of the corrupt upload.
enable Display errors from alter php config through cpanel, and if it didn’t work then through your config/app.php set 'debug' => env('APP_DEBUG', false), to true
Also, the node_modules folder is typically HUGE so that might cause some issues. You don’t need that folder to run your website though, it’s only used to compile the frontend (with Laravel Mix or something else), which you’ll have to do elsewhere anyways.