Fix Qixer Marketplace Functional Errors
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
WORK MUST BE DONE FROM MY COMPUTER USING ANYDESK OR TEAMVIEWER
My service marketplace runs on the “Qixer – Multi-Vendor On-Demand Handyman Service Marketplace & Service Finder” script. After a previous freelancer’s edit several core parts of the site simply stopped responding—pages still load, yet actions such as registering an account, booking a service or completing checkout either do nothing or loop indefinitely. I’m not seeing any explicit error messages in the browser, so the problem is buried in the code or configuration rather than an obvious front-end glitch.
I need someone who knows Qixer’s Laravel + PHP stack (Blade, Livewire, MySQL) well enough to:
• trace the bad changes, clean them out or roll them back
• restore every broken user-facing function so the site behaves exactly like a fresh Qixer install
• leave detailed notes or commit messages so I can see what was fixed
For acceptance I’ll test registration, service booking and payment flows end-to-end. Everything must complete smoothly, with no console warnings and no new errors in the Laravel log.
If you get the site stable again I have a list of follow-up enhancements ready, so this can grow into a longer collaboration. Start by telling me how you would locate silent functional errors in a Laravel project and roughly how long you expect the first round of fixes to take.
My service marketplace runs on the “Qixer – Multi-Vendor On-Demand Handyman Service Marketplace & Service Finder” script. After a previous freelancer’s edit several core parts of the site simply stopped responding—pages still load, yet actions such as registering an account, booking a service or completing checkout either do nothing or loop indefinitely. I’m not seeing any explicit error messages in the browser, so the problem is buried in the code or configuration rather than an obvious front-end glitch.
I need someone who knows Qixer’s Laravel + PHP stack (Blade, Livewire, MySQL) well enough to:
• trace the bad changes, clean them out or roll them back
• restore every broken user-facing function so the site behaves exactly like a fresh Qixer install
• leave detailed notes or commit messages so I can see what was fixed
For acceptance I’ll test registration, service booking and payment flows end-to-end. Everything must complete smoothly, with no console warnings and no new errors in the Laravel log.
If you get the site stable again I have a list of follow-up enhancements ready, so this can grow into a longer collaboration. Start by telling me how you would locate silent functional errors in a Laravel project and roughly how long you expect the first round of fixes to take.