Has this been fixed in 6.1? Because I have 6.1 installed on my Windows machine which is running Apache/PHP on WAMP and it doesn’t work, I get the exact same error message when I navigate to my module menu entry, which should open a custom admin controller:
I have uploaded the wrong composer.json, I just fixed the link.
I have only run “composer update” inside the module itself (source/modules/dp/internetmarke). Do you mean that I need to require my module from the main oxid composer.json?
thanks a bunch, got it to work by adding it into the main composer.json. I was thinking that OXID somehow takes care of autoloading modules on its own.
I had some problems on Windows, if I didn’t use adminsitration rights on the command line.
The solution was to start the cmd or powershell with administration rights and you have to ensure, that the case in file names and metafile’s are the same.
True, composer has no rights to run some of its functions by default.
I prefer some better command line like Git Bash - it will also install MinGw which simulates most of LInux commands. So u dont need to use Windows syntaxes.