Re: Success with main page

It appears as though you're trying to work on a copy of a production website on your localhost using a different Operating System platform. Is that correct?

If so, I would highly recommend you spin up a virtual machine within Windows, and install the exact same OS with the same version that's in production, and get everything set up as close to the same as possible. Then, do your development on there.

To develop on one platform then attempt to implement on another one in a production migration without a staging setup is asking for severe headaches.

If your goal is cross-platform support, that's one thing, but you still should have a production replica environment to ensure everything works on the platform you're dumping into in your prod environment.

...and please, when starting new threads, use a more logical question title that reflects the problem you're facing or the question you want answered. The title used here doesn't give readers any context whatsoever.

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Re^2: Success with main page by marto (Cardinal) on Jun 28, 2019 at 13:44 UTC
++ however all of this advice has been given several times now, over the last dew days :/	[reply]
Re^3: Success with main page by traincity (Sexton) on Jun 28, 2019 at 20:58 UTC
Sorry for my ignorance. Thanks very much for the suggestions. I'll try to get this resolved before I ask the next question.	[reply]
Re^4: Success with main page by stevieb (Canon) on Jun 28, 2019 at 22:34 UTC
Don't be afraid of asking questions, even if you don't want to/can't follow the advice of the Monks (especially me). That said, just keep your question title reasonably oriented to what you're asking/stating, so that Monks that skim titles can decide quickly that they want to read your thread, and so that people searching the site will have more of a bite when looking for Q&A. You're doing great... keep up the activity. Some folks (ie. me) have some interest in your project.	[reply]