A Whitepage on Laravel sites could mean a few things.
1. Firstly ensure that composer is installed on the server by logging into cPanel or Directadmin or ssh into the server and run "composer".
If you recieve an output that means it is installed.
2. Ensure that bootstrap and storage folders have permissions and subfolders within them of 777
3. Ensure index.php has permission of 755
If that doesnt work try changing the php version to see if you have an older version of laravel that only supports older php versions.
If not revert to latest version of php.
Now try the following to check your .env file and site.
You will require Terminal or SSH access once again.
Run the following:
php artisan cache:clear
and then
composer clearcache
Usually that would return an error to indicate where the problem may be lying.
Alternatively contact our support team for assistance.
