Troubleshooting

If you are not following the posted requirements for babl than you should probably do that first, otherwise, continue on.

406 Error? Watch this video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=83Jcj2lDxaA

Discord problems?

Make sure you actually enabled the Discord widget via your Discord server's settings: https://i.imgur.com/L0Vdqpr.png

After you've done that and it still doesn't show up be sure to clear the cache

Have you deleted your Discord server and never changed the Discord ID in the management page? Then you might get an error. Here's how to fix it.

Navigate to your “phpMyAdmin” panel (or whatever database panel you use). Then follow these steps.

  1. Find the database that you used when installing babl

  2. Find the table called discord

  3. Change the field to where you would input a Discord ID to empty. Or if that does not work, then temporarily create a Discord Server so the error doesn’t persist.

Rank Integration not working? Seeing errors?

Make sure you have the GMP PHP Module installed on your webserver. You can also refer to the "Rank Integration" tab for more info.

Server not showing up, even when you input the right data?

Make sure you have these requirements for your webserver, contact your host if you do not know how to install these/check if you have it installed.

Easy to fix issues:

No such file or directory, File get contents error means that you either installed babl in the wrong place, or your cache needs to be cleared. In the case where clearing cache doesn't work, submit a support ticket.

compact(): Undefined variable: if this shows up submit a support ticket

The site doesn't load up but instead shows "HTTP" errors. How do I fix this?

First off, there are so many reasons as to why this could be happening. Ranging from your .htaccess file to your PHP version

  1. This could be happening because the babl files are still transferring, or you forgot to transfer all of the files.

  2. Or it could be showing errors because your host's PHP version is under '7.1.3'. If you are using a webhost provider you can send them a support ticket and ask them to set it to '7.1.3' or above.

  3. Or lastly, your .htaccess file could be causing these errors. Again, there are so many possibilities as to why this is happening.

If you are using a webserver/vps on the other hand you need to manually install php 7.1.3. Their are many articles on how to do this for your specific OS.

Cloudflare issues with SSL, and links.

If you use Cloudflare for your website please pay attention so that you don't run into future problems.

Head to the "SSL/TLS" tab for your website and enable: Full SSL, Always Use HTTPS, Automatic HTTPS Rewrites

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