When an app cannot be installed on a customer’s website due to some
reason, the customer gets an error message with the recommendation to
contact their hosting provider (you). The error message also contains a
brief error description that should help you find the reason of an
issue.
The most common issue that may occur during an app installation is when
PHP does not meet the app requirements:
-
PHP version is not supported.
To resolve the issue, install the required PHP version. For details,
refer to Installing PHP. -
The required PHP extension is disabled.
To resolve the issue, enable the required extension:- To enable the extension globally for a certain PHP version, go to
Tools & Settings > PHP Settings and click the name of any of
the PHP version + handler type combinations using the desired PHP
version. You can either select the required extension from the
list, or go to the php.ini tab and add the corresponding PHP
directive to the server-widephp.ini
file. - To enable the extension for a specific domain, add a PHP directive
to the domain’s PHP configuration. Learn how to do this in the
section PHP Settings.
- To enable the extension globally for a certain PHP version, go to
After you add the directive, restart the web server. For details, refer
to System Services.