WidgiCorp demo && v0.93

edited March 2011 in Installation
Can some one explain me how to implement demo site on the fuelcms v0.93
(FF4 , 3.16 ) i have problem with jQx ... can't loaded an i can not see demo ....

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  • edited 5:19AM
    A few questions:

    1. Are you able to login to the admin (e.g. http://localhost/fuel/login)?
    2. What platform are using (e.g. MAMP, WAMP, etc)
    3. What are you seeing instead of the demo?
  • edited 5:19AM
    1 ) yes i can log on admin section
    2 ) WAMP 2.1e (php 5.3.5) XP SP3
    3) after instal demo sql script i don't see demo template ... fuelcms.loc/ i see installation page ... after login to admin jQx are broken
  • edited 5:19AM
    Hmm... I just tried on my WAMP server and wasn't able to replicate the problem. In my case I installed the demo site in a subfolder called /v0.9.3 I then changed the .htaccess RewriteBase on line 4 to /v0.9.3/ and then setup the database and changed the fuel/application/config/database.php.

    When you say you are having a problem with jQx, what are you seeing that is jQx related? Does FireBug give you any error information?
  • edited 5:19AM
    Hi, I have the same issue. When I installed fuel cms, i don´t know how to implement widgicrop theme demosite. Please can you help me with implementation ?
    I allredy install widgicorp.sql to mysql ..

    Thanks, and sorry for my English
  • edited 5:19AM
    What problems are you seeing? Have you done steps 4-5 found here?
    http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/general/installing
  • edited 5:19AM
    Yes i have done these steps ... CMS work correctly, even administration is ok, but I want to install widgicorp to my fresh install fuel cms, but i don´t know how. Is there some tutorial how to run this demosite ?
  • edited 5:19AM
    Have you downloaded this version?
    https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/tree/demo
  • edited 5:19AM
    Yes
  • edited 5:19AM
    Ohh, thare was the problem... I donwload another version, I don´t know that exist another version than master version.. I don´t really know github portal .. Thank you so mutch, :) it´s my fault
  • edited 5:19AM
    I assume this may be the same problem I am having. I see 3 branches on the GitHub website but the URLs all say https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS.git so this is the version I downloaded. However, I can find no way to install the demo. The only mention of the demo I see, is on the welcome page that states "Install the database by first creating the database in MySQL and then running either fuel/install/fuel_schema.sql OR the fuel/install/widgicorp.sql with the latter if you want the demo site to run." So I installed the database using widgicorp.sql but I don't see any other information for installing the demo.
  • edited 5:19AM
    Also I am pulling down from GitHub by using msysgit (http://code.google.com/p/msysgit/). Perhaps this is part of the problem?
  • edited 5:19AM
    Try creating a branch and pulling like so from your current repo:
    git checkout -b demo origin/demo

    http://help.github.com/remotes/
  • edited 5:19AM
    I read that article before, but I got a little confused. I forked the repo and cloned it to my local system from my fork. This essentially created a FUEL-CMS folder with the contents from the master branch, which is fine I want to keep this. I can't figure out for the life of me how to pull down the demo branch. I tried git checkout -b demo origin/demo but it just said "Branch demo set up to track remote branch demo from origin. Switched to a new branch 'demo'". So it looks like I'm on the right track but here is the stump. How do I pull the contents of the demo branch to my local repo without overwriting my master?
  • edited 5:19AM
    I think may already have what you need. By running the "git checkout -b demo origin/demo" command, you've created a local version of the branch. You should have those files locally from the original https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS.git clone. To switch back to your master version, you would use "git checkout master" which will change the folder contents to the master branch.
  • edited 5:19AM
    Your absolutely right. Once I switched to the demo branch using "git checkout -b demo origin/demo" the files in my local repository changed to reflect the demo branch. I didn't realize this was a seamless process and thought I needed to somehow fetch the data from the repository.

    In any case why does it say in the master branch default page "to run either fuel/install/fuel_schema.sql OR the fuel/install/widgicorp.sql with the latter if you want the demo site to run."? If we can see that specific page then the master branch was installed and therefore this line is irrelevant and therefore confusing.
  • edited 5:19AM
    I see your point. The demo site use to actually be the default download but that was stripped away and put into a separate branch. The intention was for those folks wanting to run the demo to know that they need to install a different database for the demo site to run correctly since there is no similar start screen for the demo site.
  • edited 5:19AM
    After reinstalling several times, I tried this and it worked oob:
    Just fork the repo on github and in the admin section of the fork, declare the demo branch as default. I tried this because I just installed the github for mac app. @mac users: try it now and enjoy a full smiling day!
    Screenies?:
    http://cl.ly/2L1Y003Z373q431L3R3J
    http://cl.ly/390E0A1o3H212v093W2a
    http://cl.ly/1H2M1S2E260f3r0O3K0Z
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