<?php
namespace app\services\messages;
defined('BASEPATH') or exit('No direct script access allowed');
use app\services\messages\AbstractMessage;
class DatabaseNameHasDot extends AbstractMessage
{
protected $alertClass = 'warning';
public function isVisible()
{
return defined('APP_DB_NAME') && strpos(APP_DB_NAME, '.') !== false && is_admin();
}
public function getMessage()
{
?>
<h4><b>Database name (<?php echo APP_DB_NAME; ?>) change required.</b></h4>
The system indicated that your database name contains <b>. (dot)</b>,<b> you can encounter upgrading errors when your database</b> name contains dot, it's highly recommended to change your database name to be without dot as example: <b><?php echo str_replace('.', '', APP_DB_NAME); ?></b>
<hr />
<ul>
<li>1. Change the name to be without dot via cPanel/Command line or contact your hosting provider/server administrator to change the name. (use the best method that is suitable for you)</li>
<li>2. After the name is changed navigate via ftp or cPanel to <b>application/config/app-config.php</b> and change the database name config constant to your new database name.</li>
<li>3. Save the modified <b>app-config.php</b> file.</li>
</ul>
<br />
<small>This message will disappear automatically once the database name won't contain dot.</small>
<?php
}
}