12-17-2016, 05:49 PM
There are 3 or 4 places where path could be causing you an issue. The main reason userspice uses relative paths is to allow you to move the app from one server to another with only minimal configuration (or no configuration if you use the same db name/pw etc.).
The first is the redirect after login script we talked about. You can always put the full url in there.
Second is all the settings in the admin panel (like for google/fb logins and things like that). Other than that, the path shouldn't be an issue. I think the things you're seeing are because you're on a linux server which means that userspice is detecting the "true" path. Sort of like how if you are on xampp or something for localhost, your browser would see
localhost/userspice
where your computer might see
c:\xampp\htdocs\userspice
We have hundreds of thousands of downloads and those things haven't been an issue since the early days of 4.0 and before BUT if a php version upgrade doesn't fix it, we could definitely look further.
The first is the redirect after login script we talked about. You can always put the full url in there.
Second is all the settings in the admin panel (like for google/fb logins and things like that). Other than that, the path shouldn't be an issue. I think the things you're seeing are because you're on a linux server which means that userspice is detecting the "true" path. Sort of like how if you are on xampp or something for localhost, your browser would see
localhost/userspice
where your computer might see
c:\xampp\htdocs\userspice
We have hundreds of thousands of downloads and those things haven't been an issue since the early days of 4.0 and before BUT if a php version upgrade doesn't fix it, we could definitely look further.