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[ChrisCruise6]

Hi I have posted this in similar threads but had no response as yet, it is really delaying my progress with my site could you please help?

Since the update to remove API keys i cannot link my licence to another site

my original local site has been lost due to a mysql error on my mac, so i have had to start again

could you please advise?

Many Thanks

[ChrisCruise6]

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[Jack]

Hi there Chris,

Thanks for writing in!

Is this a local development install as I’m not able to access it my end, it just always times out.

But can you try revoking any licenses you currently have validated in your manage licenses section of your account and then re-generate the license. 🙂

Let us know if you have any issues, we’re here to help!

Thanks!

[ChrisCruise6]

Hi Jack

Thanks for getting back in touch. It is a local development yes, (sorry I should have stated that).

I have tried revoking the licence (a few times) but upon applying the new site url the validation tool will not accept the purchase code.

[Alexander]

Hey Chris,

Our system wasn’t originally setup to work with URLs for custom port numbers, but after a quick test it should still support theme. Take a look under Settings > General in your dashboard. Let us know exactly what is found under Site Address (URL).

[ChrisCruise6]

Hi Alexander

please see below exactly what is in site URL

http://dev.cruisingsolved.com:8888

Thanks

[Friech]

Hi There,

What local web server application are you on? Have you tried to get rid of the port :8888 on the address? Can you confirm that “php_curl.dll” is enable in php.ini?

Thanks.

[ChrisCruise6]

Hi

I am using MAMP Pro
I tried to remove the “:8888” fromt the SITE URL not the WORDPRESS URL but then the page would not load.

Ill be really honest i am brand new to developing and have no idea what a “php_curl.dll” is. where would i find this?

Thanks

[Darshana]

Hi there,

With regard to port 80, please refer to the following resource (http://www.abhinavsood.com/working-apache-port-80-localhost-in-mamp-or-mamp-pro/).

Then make sure the following prerequisite are met in your server environment.

– Requests from “theme.co” should not blocked (check your firewall).
– “allow_url_fopen” should be enabled.
– cURL support should be enabled.
– OpenSSL support should enabled.
– Secure connection (https) should enabled.

To check those PHP configurations, create a new document inside the wordpress installation folder. For example “info.php” and place the following code in that document using a text editor.

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

Once completed, access that file using a web browser (eg:”http://dev.cruisingsolved.com:8888/info.php”) and look for allow_url_fopen and so on and set those configuration options properly (http://stackoverflow.com/a/33214228/1978139).

Hope that helps.

[ChrisCruise6]

Hi there

I have checked all server side requirements and they are all acting as stated

however upon looking into the provided resource it seems that i will loose work currently created by changing the ports from the MAMP standard ports to Apache ports.

There is also a conflict of port 80 as my mac runs this automatically and after many hours of research I am no closer to shutting down the autostart as there is no recognised “httpd PID file” to stop the conflict.

Any further assistance you could provide me would be greatly appreciated

Many Thanks

[Rad]

Hi Chris,

API generation doesn’t allow ports along with domain name. Web server always uses port 80, and it should be the same with the setup.

You should terminate any process that uses port 80, that includes Skype on your Mac. You should find other processes or apps that uses port 80 and configure them not to.

Thanks!

[ChrisCruise6]

Thanks

[Jack]

Hi there Chris,

You’re most welcome, do let us know if we can assist at all, sorry to see of the issues you’re having here with different port numbers and validation issues.

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