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clemente.raposo · 14 October 2021 14:29

I was able to replicate the issue on my side. I’ve applied the solution I told you and it worked ok.

Could you check if the case in the letters of your module name is correct?

if you go to public/legacy/custom/Extension/application/Ext/Include there should be a file with the name of your module.

In my case I added a MyModule module, with package prefix of test.

On public/legacy/custom/Extension/application/Ext/Include/MyModule.php I have

<?php 
 //WARNING: The contents of this file are auto-generated
$beanList['test_MyModule'] = 'test_MyModule';
$beanFiles['test_MyModule'] = 'modules/test_MyModule/test_MyModule.php';
$moduleList[] = 'test_MyModule';

?>

On the fix file public/legacy/custom/Extension/application/Ext/ModuleNameMap/my_module.php in have:

<?php

$module_name_map = $module_name_map ?? [];

$module_name_map['test_MyModule'] = [
    'frontend' => 'my-module',
    'core' => 'test_MyModule'
];

Then I had to do a repair and rebuild.

Another thing.

Are you able to load the homepage ok?

I’m not getting all those errors.

Could you check the following file please?

public/legacy/.htaccess

On RewriteBase you should have the following:

If your vhost is pointing to public inside SuiteCRM 8 folder, RewriteBase should have /legacy
If your are using a subfolder in the url like https://<yourdomain>/subfolder/public, thenRewriteBase should have /subfolder/public/legacy