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#Local by flywheel vs xampp install
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I understand it's super hard to troubleshoot something like this with limited info. Never had any insufficient rights issues. The site is installed it its own directory in the htdocs directory (D:/xampp/htdocs/site-directory) In the browser I would got to localhost/site-directory. I've installed it on a HDD (D:/xampp) Default install. As we know nothing, we cannot say anything.

maybe you have a problem with unsuffient rights or so. JvP wrote:Last not least, you did not tell us anything about your Xampp installation? Is it a standard installation into c:/xampp? Is it unchanged? Where is your WordPress installation (path?)? Which URL do you use to run your installation? Etc. Last not least, you did not tell us anything about your Xampp installation? Is it a standard installation into c:/xampp? Is it unchanged? Where is your WordPress installation (path?)? Which URL do you use to run your installation? Etc. And then we will see, if it still does not run.

#Local by flywheel vs xampp install

If I were you, I would setup a Linux PC and install Xampp and WordPress there. if they do not rebuild your PC precisely, they cannot reproduce that error. It maybe an issue with WIndows File System, it maybe an issue with PHP configuration, it maybe an issue with MySQL / MariaDB configuration etc.pp.

#Local by flywheel vs xampp software

And it is well known that the WIndows Server can behave very different to the Linux server, even if it looks that you use the same software (i.e.

#Local by flywheel vs xampp windows 7

P.S.: Did Themeco really setup a Windows(!) PC with Windows 7 and Xampp in order to check that behaviour? Mostly the development takes place in a Linux environment and also most Server installations are running on Linux. No more "why is my WordPress so slow, why does this plugin not work, why does this theme not display correctly" etc. Finally i had a backdoor trojan(!) in a WordPress plugin which hacked my Online server - that was the point were i definately decided to drop WordPress forever. and in my mind the whole thing is horribly bad programmed. I have worked with WordPress in the past and i have searched the source very often for bugs etc. Its mostly an issue of the software (WordPress or the Theme), which is not tested in such an environment. I would think, that there is an incompatibility between this Xampp release and this WordPress release - but i dont think, that this is an Xampp issue. JvP wrote:The part that makes me believe it is a XAMPP issue is the fact that the same site works just fine on my live server and in another local development environment (Local by Flywheel) June 2017 14:23 XAMPP version: 7.1.4 Operating System: Windows 7 So I think I've pretty much narrowed it down to XAMPP.ĭoes anyone have any idea what could possibly cause this in XAMPP?Īny help at all is greatly appreciated! JvP Posts: 4 Joined: 10.

Installed another local dev environment (Local by Flywheel).

Completely removed and re-installed XAMPP, no changes made except increased some PHP memory limits.

Happens in all major browsers on Windows and Mac.

No other plugins or themes present, all browser addons disabled, caches cleared, etc.

Grabbing fresh copies of both WordPress and the theme and installing those in a new directory.

Here's some things I've tried that didn't work: But I have no idea what to try or where to look at this point. They even replicated the setup in their own XAMPP installation and it worked for them. Themeco support doesn't know what's up either because everything works fine on their end. They do look and work perfectly when you're in the actual builders.

The problem is that some CSS attributes for some elements in those headers and footers aren't applied in the final output on the front end causing them to look broken and not work properly. Those are visual drag and drop builders specifically built to create amazing headers and footers.

#Local by flywheel vs xampp pro

Pro comes with brand new header and footer builders. For the past several weeks I've been trying to figure out why the WordPress Pro theme by Themeco () is having some problems with my XAMPP installation.