Working on it. Had some issues with my microphone and trying to find the right time to record
Nope. Xampp is just a bundle of software which includes the “Apache” webserver.
If you want to use the interface then you will need a webserver to host the files. If you’re comfortable with NGINX then you can use that. If you want to use a website hoster then, you can (you will not be able to use HTTPS though, unless the hoster sets up reverse proxies for you).
Heya! I’ve used the livemap resource for a long time and always worked like a charm. I recently updated it, and it gives me no errors at all for the resource, and web interface, but the player count is always 0, and players are not loaded on the map. Any idea on this?
Am I the only one that cannot find the “server.cfg” file that is said at the top of this, where it explains how to install the resource? P.S. I’m still learning how to do stuff like this. I basically do all the dev work for a community ALONE. So I’m kinda stupid when it comes to this kind of stuff.
That’s the server config file where you enable plugins. If you follow the fivem documentation on setting up a server, you should have a server.cfg file.
Any login form made on the interface would be inherently insecure because its all client-side code. If you wanted to have a login form you would have to make one yourself. Some webservers like NGINX have options to enable login prompts. You’d have to look into your webserver though.
You shouldn’t need to install Yarn or webpack in the latest versions. Everything is bundled together.
I don’t know what a Builders folder is. Just place the resource where you normally place other resources and start it like any other resource (make sure to enable the client-side code of the resource).