Hi, we have an issue here: https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/965 for Softaculous. Somehow though after a few conversations with them, nothing happened and this dropped off our radar. Resent an email to them today, thanks for reminding.
Install.php is in the "core" folder, incidentally. Did you check there? Its present both in the Backdrop repository on GitHub and in the zip downloaded from Backdrop CMS, so if its not where it should be your download must have corrupted somehow. Please try again.
Ok, it was a Google Chrome issue, I downloaded form Firefox and it installed fine.
I was pleasantly surprised how it installed flawlessly on xampp, no modifying php.ini, no errors, no stackoverflow wild goose chase, refreshing after stugling with D8 nightmares for months!
Just realised another way to do this would be to use Javascript to add target="_blank" to appropriate links.
This is how the External Links module does it.
Posted13 hours 5 min ago by Peter Anderson (BWPanda) on:
Thanks for the answers and advice! SEO Meta Tags works, thanks.
I will study further, trying to apply the Backdrop CMS where possible. The lack of familiar modules causes discomfort for beginners.
I am writing to confirm that for more than a year since Mar 27, 2019, when I have been published my previous post (see above), the module SEO Meta Tags
https://backdropcms.org/project/seo_meta
works...
Posted2 days 3 hours ago by Antony Milenkov (amilenkov) on:
Hi @webmethod, thank you for checking out Backdrop CMS. Did you see the comment from earlier this year above?
"SEO Meta Tags module gives you metatags for views pages but without tokens."
I can...
Posted2 days 5 hours ago by Matthias Walti (mazze) on:
Hey @webmetod - thanks for trying Backdrop CMS. Backdrop CMS is probably not the best tool for every project. I do lots of Backdrop CMS work, but if I'm going to start a new project that depends...
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Hi, we have an issue here: https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/965 for Softaculous. Somehow though after a few conversations with them, nothing happened and this dropped off our radar. Resent an email to them today, thanks for reminding.
Install.php is in the "core" folder, incidentally. Did you check there? Its present both in the Backdrop repository on GitHub and in the zip downloaded from Backdrop CMS, so if its not where it should be your download must have corrupted somehow. Please try again.
Ok, it was a Google Chrome issue, I downloaded form Firefox and it installed fine.
I was pleasantly surprised how it installed flawlessly on xampp, no modifying php.ini, no errors, no stackoverflow wild goose chase, refreshing after stugling with D8 nightmares for months!
Bravo! ;)