EXP - Personal Portfolio Laravel v 2.1.1

Thank you for purchasing our item.

• Last Update: 01/09/2023
• created: 11/07/2020
• Author: ThemePosh
• Email: tspprt7@gmail.com

In the following sections we will explain how to setup and use EXP Laravel item the easiest way possible. Although there're a lot of things written in this documentation, the item itself is not hard to use. After installing the item, you can discover everything yourself. This file is more of a reference if you do not know what to do, or if you are not familiar with Laravel.

If you have any questions that are beyond the scope of this help file, please feel free to ask your questions at the tspprt7@gmail.com

After you’ve downloaded the main item archive from CodeCanyon you’ll see the following items inside:

• exp-[version-number] folder the actual files that you will need to upload into your web server setup.
• demo_database folder It contains the database you need to install on your server.
• documentation folder Documentation files

Please follow the steps below:

Step-1:

• You must first buy a domain name. This will be the name of your site. For example http://domain.com
• Then you should buy a Shared hosting or VPS hosting. This is completely your choice. Shared hosting is the one we recommend to save money for this project.
• Note: When buying your hosting, please do not forget to mark the Linux Operating System.

Step-2:

• There is a cPanel on the server you bought. First, login to cPanel. You will see the field below.
• Click on the MySQL® Databases

Step-3:

• Type a New Database Name and click on the Create Database button.

Step-4:

• Find MySQL Users title on the same page.
• Type a new Username and Password
• Click on the Create User button.

Step-5:

• Find Add User To Database title on the same page.
• Select User and Database
• Click on the Add button.

Step-6:

• On the page you are directed to, please select ALL PRIVILEGES checkbox and then click Make Changes button.

Step-7:

• Come back to the homepage and click on the phpMyAdmin button.

Step-8:

• When you click on the database, you will see that the tables have not been created yet.

Step-9:

• Click on the Import button.

Step-10:

• Please add the database you downloaded from CodeCanyon with the following operations, respectively.

Step-11:

• Your tables have been added to your database.

Note: The created database information is as follows. You can use your own customization.

• Database: testdb
• User: testuser
• Password: Your password

Your database is now ready to be used. That's all.

Step-12:

• Come back to the homepage and click on the File Manager button.

Step-13:

• Click on the public_html.

Step-14:

• Click on the Upload button.

Step-15:

• Click on the Select File button.

Step-16:

• Start the installation by zipping the exp folder you downloaded from the CodeCanyon.

Step-17:

• Make sure the installation is complete and continue to the next step.

Step-18:

• Come to the File Manager and click on the public_html folder again. You will see the space below.

Step-19:

• Click on the Extract button.

Step-20:

• Your file will be extract as below.

Step-21:

• You can delete the exp.zip folder.

Step-22:

• Into exp folder and click on the Select All button.

Step-23:

• Click on the Move button.

Step-24:

• Click on the Move File(s) button.

Step-25:

• You can delete the exp folder.

Step-26:

• Don't worry if you can't see some files.
• If you can't see files like .env. Click on the Settings button in the upper right.

Step-27:

• Click Show Hidden Files and save.

Step-28:

• To edit the .env file, proceed as follows.

Step-29:

• Edit the fields in the boxes and click Save Changes button.

Step-30:

• Open the homepage again in a new tab. Then click on the MultiPHP Manager button.

Step-31:

• Please choose PHP 8.1 Version.

Step-32:

• Congratulations! Your application is ready.

• Open your browser and enter login url https://yourdomain.com/login
• Username: admin@themeposh.com
• Password: admin123456

Step-33:

• When you login to the admin panel, the following screen will meet you.

Step-1:

• You have made any changes on the code, css and js file. Backup them first so you don't lose your work.
• Backup media folder (folder directory: public/media) - here are the uploaded images
• Backup resource/lang/your_locale - modified and created language files
• Backup .env file

Step-2:

• Download the code from CodeCanyon
• The exp-[version-number] folder directly upload it on your hosting, in the same place where your existing site is.
• Overwriting old all files

Step-3:

• Restore your backup old files. As like: .env file and media folder etc.
• Restore your resource/lang/your_locale - modified and created language files
• If you have any changes code, css and js file

v2.1.1 (01/09/2023)

• Laravel Framework Upgrading To 10.0 From 9.x

v2.1.0 (15/09/2022)

• Laravel Framework Upgrading To 9.0 From 8.x

v2.0.0 (28/01/2022)

• Laravel Framework Upgrading To 8.0 From 7.x

v1.1.1 (29/01/2021)

• Contact Form bug fixed

v1.1.0 (16/09/2020)

• New features added
• Multiple Langauge Setting
• Google reCAPTCHA
• Google Map
• Contact Form Setting

v1.0.0 (11/07/2020)

• Initial Release