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Line 100 of header.php:
$xoopsTpl->assign('xoops_pagetitle', $xoopsModule->getVar('name'));
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$xoopsTpl->assign('xoops_pagetitle', $xoopsModule->getVar('name'));
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After re-uploading everything, I get the following error when trying to access admin menu:
Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /www/r/revogamingne/htdocs/html/header.php on line 100
I also get this when trying to visit the site via revogaming.net/html rather than revogaming.net/html/modules/news
Can anyone help with this?
~TCMTCM
Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /www/r/revogamingne/htdocs/html/header.php on line 100
I also get this when trying to visit the site via revogaming.net/html rather than revogaming.net/html/modules/news
Can anyone help with this?
~TCMTCM
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I replaced the offending PHP file, and now the site displays articles etc. properly. However, I cannot login, being faced with a problem in header.php, which I tried replacing to no avail. I cannot lose the content of my site or the theme it uses, which I have edited from a base version.
~TCMTCM
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If I restore from the original XOOPS zip, won't I lose all my stories and stuff for news? Won't my sections articles get deleted? And won't I need to reinstall?
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I did the error reporting thing in include/common.php and got the following:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected $ in /www/r/revogamingne/htdocs/html/include/notification_select.php on line 44
~TCMTCM
Parse error: parse error, unexpected $ in /www/r/revogamingne/htdocs/html/include/notification_select.php on line 44
~TCMTCM
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All the files that are named the same in wf-sections and the XOOPS root folder got replaced.
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40
I have been running my XOOPS site Nintendo Revolution Gaming for around a month now, and have had few problems.
However, deciding that my games database could benefit from more options, I decided to download WF-Sections from WF-Projects. After opening the zip, and seeing folders etc. similar to the core XOOPS ones, I thought that modifications to the root folder were needed and so put all the files in the XOOPS root folder via FTP, deleting the old ones.
I had taken a backup before this, which meant that all was not lost. I deleted all the files left behind by WF-Sections, and re-uploaded my backup. However, whenever my site is accessed there is nothing but a blank white page. I cannot even access the admin menu.
I installed over XOOPS 2.0.10. I still have all the files from my backup.
If anyone could help as quickly as possible, it would be much appreciated as I have an exclusive article to post that is time-sensitive, and could lose me a lot of hits/user registrations.
~TCMTCM
However, deciding that my games database could benefit from more options, I decided to download WF-Sections from WF-Projects. After opening the zip, and seeing folders etc. similar to the core XOOPS ones, I thought that modifications to the root folder were needed and so put all the files in the XOOPS root folder via FTP, deleting the old ones.
I had taken a backup before this, which meant that all was not lost. I deleted all the files left behind by WF-Sections, and re-uploaded my backup. However, whenever my site is accessed there is nothing but a blank white page. I cannot even access the admin menu.
I installed over XOOPS 2.0.10. I still have all the files from my backup.
If anyone could help as quickly as possible, it would be much appreciated as I have an exclusive article to post that is time-sensitive, and could lose me a lot of hits/user registrations.
~TCMTCM
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