If a module is not working properly or an error occurs after installation, it is important to conduct a systematic analysis to identify and resolve possible issues. Here are some steps you can take:
- Enable PHP error reporting: Enable PHP error reporting on your website. This will allow you to view detailed error messages that can help you understand what's going wrong. 
- Check error logs: Check the error logs on the server and in the CMS. This may provide additional information about the errors that occurred. 
- Compatibility Check: Make sure the module is compatible with the CMS version you are using. Version incompatibility can cause problems. 
- Checking dependencies: Some modules may depend on other modules or libraries. Make sure that all required dependencies are installed and configured correctly. 
- Update Modifiers: Make sure you update your modifiers as instructed. This may be necessary to apply changes made by the module. 
- Check for code changes: If there have been a lot of code changes and additions to your site, this may affect the functionality of the new module. Check for conflicts between the changes and the module. 
- Testing on the default template and without additional modules: To identify the problem, check if the module works on the default template and without other modules installed. This will help identify conflicts. 
- Contact Support: If none of the above steps help, please contact support. For additional paid support, we will help you resolve the issue. 
- Check the module code and instructions for errors: Check the module code for possible errors or typos. Also, make sure you followed the installation instructions correctly. 
- Undo changes: If a module is causing serious problems, consider temporarily disabling or removing it until the problem is resolved. 
- Create a backup: Before making any changes or fixes, create a backup of your website and database. This preliminary measure is intended in case something goes wrong. 
- Seek help: If you can't solve a problem yourself, seek help from experts or the community that works with your CMS. 
Remember that finding a solution may require careful analysis and experimentation. It is important to stay calm and systematically explore all possible options.

 
							 
									 
									