Installing the Admin Panel in Subdomain (Optional) ​

This step is fully optional. If you don't want the server side rendering you can skip this step.

Requirements ​

  • PHP 8.2+
  • MySQL 5+

Installation ​

  1. Extract the downloaded zip file from Codecanyon.

  2. You’ll find a folder named Docker after extracting.

  3. Find the backend folder.

  4. Copy all the files to your server public_html or subdomain directory where you intend to run the script.

  5. Set the Document root to the public folder
    (Located in backend > public).

  6. Browse:

http://admin.your-domain.com/install

  1. If you face problems accessing the installation page, go to:

http://admin.your-domain.com/api/clear-cache

This will clear the cache.

  1. Now it's time to create a database.

Database ​

  1. Log in to your cPanel account.

  2. Scroll down to the Databases section and click on MySQL Databases.

  3. Under Create New Database, enter a name for your database.

  4. Click the Create Database button.

  5. Scroll down to Add New User and enter a username and password for the database.

  6. Click the Create User button.

  7. Scroll down to Add User to Database and select the newly created user and database from the dropdown menus.

  8. Click the Add button.

  9. In the next step, set the permissions for the user by selecting the appropriate checkboxes.

  10. Click the Make Changes button to complete the process.

  11. Your database is now created and a user is assigned to it. You can now use it in the backend.

Setting up ​

  1. Browse again:

http://admin.your-domain.com/install

  1. If you face problems accessing the installation page, go to:

http://admin.your-domain.com/api/clear-cache

  1. Fill up the Database Name, User and Password.

  2. Click Submit.

  3. You can now browse the Admin Panel.

  4. Use the credentials below to login: