I am getting the dreaded BLANK PAGE now that i have updated to the 2.13 version of XOOPS when members go to view the photo albums (xoopsgallery) All other areas seem to be working fine (crossing fingers)

Following the direction on the XOOPS Support FAQ regarding blank pages... i turned on PHP debug and found the following error:

Fatal error: Cannot re-assign $this in /home/freedomr/public_html/modules/xoopsgallery/classes/Album.php on line 412


(pasted excactly-no more no less)


The FAQ didnt have a work around for this specific error msg. Thus, turning to the forums because I have had very helpful feedback here.

Thanks for any input.


Eric

AWESOME! Thanks John!

Ok I think i found out what i did....

I ran the XOOPS update for 2.0.13 and was running newbb2.2 and the update only had files for newbb1.x AND there was suppposedly a note about that...but I must have missed that.... which means i over wrote the files with a wrong/outdated version.....arghhh

see this forum post I JUST found:
FORUM POST

Now I have a problem I dont have a copy of newbb2.2 and the download site doesnt have it (due to recent hacks) I posted in ref. to this issue as well...


Hmmm suggestions?

Actually I might...need a copy of the newBB 2.02

I screwed up when I did the install of the XOOPS version 2.0.13 and installed everything not knowing that there is an issue with the newbb in that update (learned to read everything in the updates!!)

I am on the understanding that if i reinstall newBB 2.02 that should fix the issue and allow people post on my site.


(Now I wouldnt be all opposed to switching to CBB but I have a feeling that might not work since I am missing some things from the newbb module???)

The actual error in debug is :

SELECT forum_type, forum_name, forum_access, allow_html, allow_sig, posts_per_page, hot_threshold, topics_per_page FROM xoops_bb_forums WHERE forum_id = 11
Error number: 1054
Error message: Unknown column 'forum_access' in 'field list'

Which i found in another forum posting that its because of what i mentioned above....

I recently decided to bring our version of XOOPS up to the most current version just before the major core update (2.2 - waiting for modules and other updates)

HOWEVER, an issue has just arisen and not sure if it is due to the update of Xoops....did a search here but couldnt find anything.

Any time you try and do anything (post, preview,etc) on the newbb module we get the following error: (at very bottom of the debug info)

Queries
SELECT * FROM xoops_config WHERE (conf_modid = '0' AND conf_catid = '1') ORDER BY conf_order ASC
SELECT sess_data FROM xoops_session WHERE sess_id = '82d7973e0a8eda3c1d577xxxxx'
SELECT * FROM xoops_users WHERE uid=2
SELECT * FROM xoops_modules WHERE dirname = 'newbb'
SELECT * FROM xoops_config WHERE (conf_modid = '4') ORDER BY conf_order ASC
SELECT forum_type, forum_name, forum_access, allow_html, allow_sig, posts_per_page, hot_threshold, topics_per_page FROM xoops_bb_forums WHERE forum_id = 11
Error number: 1054
Error message: Unknown column 'forum_access' in 'field list'
Total: 6 queries

What users actually see is a message that says an error occured and throws them back to the previous screen.


ANY HELP WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED as the forum is the primary reason for our site.


IF it cant be fixed...and I must start from scratch input on forum modules...newbb cbb or smf ??? BUT I would rather not loose everything and rebuild.

Again thanks....we are dead in the water right now.

-Eric


(I tried restoring from a backup but that didnt seem to fix it??)

Anyone have any input or suggestions? Thnx

I wondering if there is a module out there (I didnt quite seem to find what I was looking for) that would allow users to signup/post their user name/info to let everyone know that they will be attending a designated event.

For example:
We will have an event. This event is in the news block with all the information announcing it...it is also in the forums section for discussion..etc. However, when it comes down to trying to plan for it, it would be nice to have a "Sign Up" list if you will. Currently, users can post in the forums or comments section of the news article...but that would be tedious going back reading each one and manually trying to calculate those that were attending- and even with a modest site, you probably dont want users making single post with "YES I am going"- as it could get quite long. (Make sense?)

Thus, what I am looking for is some way to have the information readily accessible and viewable for all in a nice neat concise manner.

This list would allow users to:

SIMPLE - just add their name/info to a list (ie: "I WILL BE ATTENDING 'X' EVENT") which is updated and published for all to see. (Automatically)
Of course, making it available to print or even email would be nice.

COMPLEX - Drop down menu next to user name/info where they can select yes, no, maybe...etc. The list would automatically create columns for the responses and list the users beneath each column respectively.

The main goal is to have a list created that is accessible to all to see, print, etc. It would be an invaluable tool for planners, coordinators, and a great way to boost attendence..

Thanks.

Looks good so far.

There was an .htaccess file in the root, so I just added the code you suggested.

Of course got an error. (its my luck!!)

But decided to go line by line...I took out:

php_value register_globals 0

and that seemed to work..... (not too detrimental to leave that out I am assuming??- Plus, not sure exactly what it does...lol)

THUS-
So far no multiple log in requests are being reported.


Again...thanks for everything.

Thans a million! Your help and quick responses are great!

-Eric

Ok that makes sense on where to put the file.

So...and I am going to show my total ignorance now....

For the rewrite area: I would just replace my domain info into that script? Since I only have one instance that I am concerned about I could leave out the second part of the RewriteCond script?

RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.mysite123.com$ [OR]

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.otherdomain.ca$

RewriteRule .*http://mysite123.com/$1 [R=301,L]


Spaced only for illustration purposes. I am also assuming that [R=301,L] is nothing I technically need to be worried about since it is probably over my head and just part of the script

This would in essence make anyone that types "www.mysite123.com" be rewritten to "mysite123.com" which would go well with how the XOOPS script and links are set up on my site - as well as all the referrers/cookies should work (at least in theory if I understand.)

Thanks so much for the help!!