Follow this step-by-step documentation to install and configure your Toolsboxr Script. This guide includes detailed instructions, images, and videos to help you get started quickly.
Follow these steps to ensure the necessary folders and files are writable for installation, caching, and logs:
public_html/toolboxr).storage, bootstrap/cache): 755 (or 775 if writable issues occur).env file: 644 (or 666 if writable issues occur temporarily during installation).env file to 666, it is recommended to revert it back to 644 for security.
To check your PHP version, create a file named phpinfo.php with the following content and upload it to your server:
Then access it via your browser (e.g., http://yourdomain.com/phpinfo.php). Look for the PHP version in the displayed information.
Follow these 5 simple steps to install Toolsboxr Script on your server.
Get the script files and upload to your server
After purchasing the script, download the installation package from CodeCanyon. Extract the ZIP file to your computer.
Use your hosting control panel's file manager to upload the zip file to your server's public directory (usually public_html or www).
Set up a MySQL database for the script
You need to create a MySQL database for the script. This can be done via your hosting control panel (cPanel, Plesk, etc.) or using phpMyAdmin.
Toolsboxr_db)Access the installer via your browser
Once files are uploaded and database is created, navigate to your domain in a web browser. The installer should automatically start.
http://yourdomain.com or http://yourdomain.com/install
Configure your script and complete setup
After installation, you can access the admin panel to configure your website settings, add content, and customize the appearance.
After installation, use these credentials to log in:
http://yourdomain.com/loginTo access dashboard: http://yourdomain.com/admin
Enable debug mode by editing config.php and setting DEBUG = true. Check error logs for specific issues.
Verify database credentials in config/database.php. Ensure MySQL server is running and user has proper permissions.
Check folder permissions (set to 755 for folders, 644 for files). Increase PHP upload limits in php.ini.
If you have SSH access to your server, these commands might help:
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