Requirements for Food Ordering Software
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A Google Cloud Account with proper Billing Setup is the most important thing required to use Food Ordering Software Food Ordering Software relies on some APIs provided by Google Maps and also some upcoming features are coming using Google Maps.
Geocoding API, Maps Javascript API, Places API, Maps Static API, GeoLocation API, are the APIs Food Ordering System uses without which it is impossible to use Food Ordering Software.
Also, we cannot replace the Google APIs dependency with any other services like MapBox or OpenStreetMap or anything else as our system is fully coupled with Google Services internally.
to learn how to set up a Google Cloud Account with billing and APIs.
We provide a .htaccess
a configuration file that works well with any Apache server.
Food Ordering System works very well with all major managed hosting providers. To name a few, GoDaddy, Hostinger, NameCheap, BlueHost, SiteGround, HostGator, a2hosting. All managed hosting provides would support an easy-to-use cPanel through whichFood Ordering System can literally be installed in just 5 minutes. (We also offer installation support for these hosting providers)
If you use a Cloud Hosting service like AWS, GCloud, DigitalOcean, etc, we DO NOT support installation or server configuration on these services. If you use a Cloud Hosting or a dedicated server where you have configured the server on your own, the support will only be resumed after you have completed installation and setup for Food Ordering Software menu
We will support only an apache server with cPanel.
Food Ordering Software requires PHP v7.4 to 8.1
The following PHP extensions are mandatory to use Food Ordering Software:
OpenSSL PHP Extension
cUrl PHP Extention
PDO PHP Extension
Mbstring PHP Extension
Tokenizer PHP Extension
XML PHP Extension
Ctype PHP Extension
JSON PHP Extension
ZIP PHP Extension
FileInfo PHP Extension
BCMath PHP Extension
GD PHP extension
allow_url_fopen
is enabled.
mod_rewrite
is enabled.
How to Enable PHP Extensions?
On a manages hosting provider (like GoDaddy, Hostinger, etc) you will have an option to change the PHP Configuration under the name "Php Versions" or "Php Configurations" or "Php Extensions" or some similar names.
There you can find a similar view as shown below:
From this list, check all the required extensions and Save/Apply the settings.
Also check
allow_url_fopen
is enabled.
We will support only an Apache server with cPanel.