<p>@luishp<br><br>There is a possible bug in the email sent to verify our email accounts.&nbsp; The URL in the email is a relative URL, it's missing domain/path properties.</p><p>Any users experiencing this and want to access forum need to view the source of your validation email and get the URL, then add the domain and path before it, as follows:<br><a href="https://liteforum.net/support/">https://liteforum.net/support</a>&nbsp;+ this part contains your email URL for verification<br><br>I'm sure this is a temporary issue and may be verified/fixed before you read this message.&nbsp; Anyone not experiencing this issue should ignore this.<br><br>The forum looks great, best of luck!</p>

<p>@Darbdenral, thank you for your advice.<br>It seems, there was a missing configuration in the settings panel.<br>I think it should work correctly now.<br>Thank you!</p>

<p>I see it in all the messages sent to me still, notifications and password resets..&nbsp; Maybe it's cachedl ..</p>

<p>@Darbdenral it was an error in the URL autodetection script.<br>It's fixed and tested now :)<br>Thanks again!</p>

<p>@sinlios<br>I sent an email by wetransfer&nbsp;to you that contains a small fix for those using Windows for local development,&nbsp; such as Xampp, etc.&nbsp; I tested locally and I have it up on a my Linux server too.&nbsp; Otherwise, it will not work out of the box on Windows.&nbsp;The installer&nbsp;worked fine, but there were issues that prevented the forum from working with console errors.&nbsp; It's well documented in the readme I sent over along with the fix.&nbsp; If you would, please consider using the fix.&nbsp; I used Claude to help and stressed using the fewest code changes possble.<br></p>

<p>@Darbdenral<br>I have received your fix but it fails once uploaded to the LINUX Apache server so I have reverted it to the previous version.<br>Curious thing is Lite Forum has been developed in Windows, using neoPHP Server instead of WAMP.<br>Not sure why in WAMP is not working fine.<br>Thank you so much!</p>

<p>@sinlios</p><p>Yes, I verified on 2 new installs same errors.&nbsp; I took screendrops too if needed..&nbsp; Maybe we had different code base to start with?&nbsp; I always started with a fresh installation too.&nbsp; No current config or anything, that is where it had issues displaying the forum after install.&nbsp; So, make sure your testing a new install..&nbsp; Anyways, there were 5 more fixes applied to the index file, I sent to you if interested.&nbsp; &nbsp;The version you sent me still had URL issues, that was the 5 fixes.&nbsp; Maybe your ahead of me..<br><br>take care.. bbbbyyyyyeeeeee</p>

<p>@Darbdenral I have sent you a fixed version.<br>Please check it as I think all issues have been solved now.<br>Thank you for your patience!</p>

<p>@sinlios</p><p>I still see an issue after installing and running, this time using php's built-in server..</p><p>I sent you a video to show the issue.</p><p>If you need more information to duplicate this, let me know.</p>

<p>@Darbdenral it was a single line problem in install.php file (attached fixed last version)<br>I have tested it in localhost, main domain and within a subfolder using both SQLite and MySQL.<br>I'm quite sure this time it will work.<br>Please confirm.<br>Thank you!</p><p>Luis</p>

<p>@sinlios</p><p>The files are "Identical", it's the same file! ;)<br>I used WinMerge to confirm, same as ([1.0.3] – 2025-12-06) install.php that has a date of 2025-12-02 1:18pm<br></p>

<p>@Darbdenral&nbsp;I can't believe it!</p><p><strong>The key line is this one:</strong><br>define('BASE_URL', \$settings_raw['base_url'] ?? rtrim(dirname(\$_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']), ''));<br><br><strong>Should be replaced by this other one:</strong><br>define('BASE_URL','');<br><br>Attached again. Sorry!</p>

<p>@sinlios<br><br>We have success!</p><p>I felt like I was becoming the&nbsp;pest, but in the end the bug is squashed.. :)<br><br>Anyways, I will give you a break for now.. lol</p><p>Brad</p>