Installation

Installation Bookingcore version 4.0.0

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Administrator: Username: [email protected] / Pass: admin123

Step 1 – Prepare the Package

Unzip the package you downloaded from Codecanyon.

Inside it, you will find a folder named BookingCore. Open this folder and locate the file BookingCore.zip.


Step 2 – Upload to Server

Upload the BookingCore.zip file and Extract file to your hosting.

⚠️ Important: Upload it to the root directory, outside the public_html folder.

Once uploaded, extract the file. It will include:

  • A folder named bc-cms
  • A public_html folder containing the website code

✅ Note: Make sure the public_html folder on your hosting is empty before extraction. If you already have other websites installed, please back up your data first.

 


Step 3 – Start the Installation

Open your browser and go to: http://yourdomain.com/install

Follow the step-by-step installation wizard to install the Booking System.

Server Requirements:
Ensure your hosting environment meets all necessary requirements. If you experience any issues, contact your hosting provider or our support team.

Folder Permissions:
Set the required folders’ permissions to 775.


Step 4 – Enter Hosting and Admin Info

Fill in your database and admin account information: DB host, DB Post, DB Name...

Notes:

  • DB Password: At least 8 characters, must not contain #
  • Admin Email: Must be a valid email format
  • Admin Password: At least 8 characters, case-sensitive

Then click the "Test DB" button this step is quite important, sometimes you still got Access denied issues

After that, click the "Setup Application" button to proceed.


Step 5 – Log In to Admin Panel

Finally, log into your site’s admin dashboard by visiting: YOURDOMAIN.com/admin

Remember to replace YOURDOMAIN with your actual domain name.

You need to remember your admin email+ password to login your backend

Or the Default Administrator Credentials:

⚠️ Important: After logging in for the first time, please update your admin email and password for security purposes.

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