Installation failed

[stemalo]

Tried to install processwire. Everything went fine until this appears:

Fatal Error: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function ready() on null in /............/public_html/processwire/wire/core/ProcessWire.php:692

This error message was shown because: Superuser has never logged in. Error has been logged.

Any idea to solve this?

 

 

[rick]

Hi @stemalo and welcome to the forums.

You don't provide any details about your setup so I can only give you a general search, "site:processwire.com/talk super user has never logged in". This returns quite a few results regarding this topic. Maybe you can post your results when you find the one that solves your issue.

[dotnetic]

Till which step did you get? Is the setup completed? Did the error occur within the setup?

[huseyin]

Without further information it is like "fortune telling" 

Test your database connection. 

[stemalo]

Thanks for your quick answers. The installation process went fine, every steps were fullfilled. At the end I've got this message. Will try a new installation, maybe the error will disappear. Let you know.

[stemalo]

All good now. Second installation process was successfully. Now I'm ready for testing. I want to create a directory site for local artisans. And after viewing and testing  some other CMS I came to the conclusion that processwire will be the first choice and I think it's highly qualified for this case.  Hope do not regret this.

[dotnetic]

You won't regret it!

[Pixrael]

1 hour ago, stemalo said:

directory site for local artisans

A piece a cake! ?

[stemalo]

A piece of cake for people knowing processwire well. Maybe for me hard work. But anyway. Can I ask a question: for building a directory I think ListerPro will be the right plugin for this to make the things easy. Is this right?

[kongondo]

2 hours ago, stemalo said:

A piece of cake for people knowing processwire well. Maybe for me hard work.

I believe what was meant was piece of cake for ProcessWire, i.e. ProcessWire can handle it ? (in. reference to your "Hope do not regret this").

Welcome to the forums and ProcessWire ? 

[Pixrael]

5 hours ago, kongondo said:

I believe what was meant was piece of cake for ProcessWire

Exactly..

[Pixrael]

7 hours ago, stemalo said:

for building a directory

I suggest you check this website that Ryan created to show the potential of PW, you can see the Frontend, the Backend and the source code on Github:

https://processwire.com/about/demo/

[stemalo]

Can I ask a question? After successful installation I want to install the Skyscraper profile from GitHub. But I'm not sure where to upload the files. All files into site/templates?

[kongondo]

4 minutes ago, stemalo said:

Skyscraper profile from GitHub.

 

4 minutes ago, stemalo said:

All files into site/templates?

No. Profiles don't work like that (some would say unfortunately). Profiles need to be included before you install ProcessWire so that they can be picked up by the installer.  

[stemalo]

Means I've to do a new installation. No problem. Will do so. But for this I've to include these files at site/templates?

[kongondo]

51 minutes ago, stemalo said:

Means I've to do a new installation. No problem. Will do so. But for this I've to include these files at site/templates?

Is this the profile you want?

https://github.com/dadish/pw-skyscrapers-profile

Please see the instructions there.

[stemalo]

Yes, exactly.

Was here https://github.com/ryancramerdesign/skyscrapers2

and there couldn't be found these instructions. Got it now. Thanks.

 

 

[kongondo]

47 minutes ago, stemalo said:

Got it now. Thanks.

Cool! Let us know how it goes ? .

[stemalo]

Did it already. Worked like a charme, without any problems. Now I'm ready for playing.

[kongondo]

1 hour ago, stemalo said:

Did it already. Worked like a charme, without any problems. Now I'm ready for playing.

Excellent! Glad you got it sorted. Happy coding ?