Hello,

Before buying the plugin, I try to install the lite version to test it (I have to make a demo to my client). I'm working with localwp, when I installed Amelia Booking and try to edit settings it's say "“Request failed with status code 500”. It's also really slow and in the console I have "500 (Internal Server Error)".

Do you have any ideas ? Does Amelia work with localwp ? (lite and pro version) 

Thanks !

Localwp  : PHP/MySQL : 7.3.5 / 8.0.16, webserver nginx, worpdress 5.8 Twenty Twenty-One (no plugins only amelia)

Hi ! I ask the localwp community and wait for an answer (https://community.localwp.com/t/install-amelia-booking-plugin-error-500/27473). 

No others plugins (I install a website with the default theme and then install Amelia).

I try several configs : apache and nginx, different versions of PHP/MySQL. I ask also french wordpress community and one of the moderators reproduces the bug. 

I make a lot of research (try to increase memory php.ini, check pdo_mysql, ect) but don't find the answer to resolve it

Thanks for your help !

Hi,

I installed a new website and the plugin for this test (I download it here https://wordpress.org/plugins/ameliabooking/ and add it manually in the folder wp-content/plugins) :

• I have nothing in "logs" folder : \logs\nginx\error.log (empty file) and  \logs\php\error.log (no file)
  > I activate the localwp extension "Xdebug + VS Code" (but don't know what to do with that to be honnest ^ ^ I just see call tracks when I load an amelia page in the backend)
• Nothing when I installed the plugin with WP DEBUG in wp-config.php : define( 'WP_DEBUG', true ); define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );
• I don't think I have a permission folder problem (it's a default config ?), I tested dozen booking plugins and it's the only one that crashes
• The only message I see is in the console, for-exemple when I go to the Amelia dashboad :

> amelia-booking.js?ver=1.0.35:1 
GET http://new.local/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=wpamelia_api&call=/entities&types[]=categories&types[]=employees&types[]=customers 500 (Internal Server Error)

amelia-booking-dashboard-417828f7f9c7f33c77d3.js:1 
Error: Request failed with status code 500
    at e.exports (amelia-booking.js?ver=1.0.35:1)
    at e.exports (amelia-booking.js?ver=1.0.35:1)
    at XMLHttpRequest.f.<computed> (amelia-booking.js?ver=1.0.35:1)

> amelia-booking.js?ver=1.0.35:1 
GET http://new.local/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=wpamelia_api&call=/users/current 500 (Internal Server Error)

amelia-booking-dashboard-417828f7f9c7f33c77d3.js:1
getCurrentUser fail

Thanks again

If someone have the same problem I suggest to not use localwp, their community sucks and the tool is buggy. 

Thanks for helping me, sorry for the waste of time 

I know this ticket is old, but we had the same issue, so i digged deeper into the system to find out what the reason might me.

Turns out, the plugin does not use / set the correct port for the database connection if a non default port is used and there is currently no way to pass this port to the plugin.

This can be found in file:
Infrastructure/ContainerConfig/container.php (Lines 73 - 90)

Here's an excerpt with the port modification:

if (!extension_loaded('pdo_mysql') || $mysqliEnabled) {    return new \AmeliaBooking\Infrastructure\DB\MySQLi\Connection(        $config('host'),        $config('database'),        $config('username'),        $config('password'),        $config('charset'),    10012 // <<-- CUSTOM PORT    );
}
return new \AmeliaBooking\Infrastructure\DB\PDO\Connection(    $config('host'),    $config('database'),    $config('username'),    $config('password'),    $config('charset'),    10012 // <<-- CUSTOM PORT
);

So basically all needed for this to work, is a variable setting the DB Port used, defaulting to 3306 and the possibility to change this according to the custom port used.

Hope this helps.

Regards

Frank

A working solution is to add the NON STANDARD Database Port to the wordpress config.

So instead of: 

/** Database hostname */
define( 'DB_HOST', 'localhost' );

You can set the port as following:

/** Database hostname */
define( 'DB_HOST', 'localhost:10012' );

Hope this helps.

Regards
Frank