Good Friday People,

I'm having a strange problem. I moved a site from my local server to the "live" server. How excited I got when the index page loaded the RIGHT way the FIRST time!

So, I logged in and went to the Admin section. That's where the problem is, the screen says System Configuration and it doesn't matter what I try to select, it goes back to the System Configuration menu with checkered boxes (http://beta.networkdept.com:86/modules/system/admin.php). I can get into the modules through admin, but anything having to do with the system keeps taking me to the previous referenced URL.

I can't update the system, because it won't let me get to that section.

I'm using XOOPS 2.2.4, and I can't list the rest because I can't get into my XOOPS Mod Info Module!!

The front section works fine, it's the admin section giving me this tremendous heache.

Thanks for any help!

PS. I've given up on the idea that transferring from one server to another is simple and easy.I haven't had one successful transfer

You can try this to get any other info you need since you can't access the XOOPS mod info. It might help a little:
https://xoops.org/modules/repository/singlefile.php?cid=101&lid=1610

I can tell it's Friday. I must have had a brain freeze. I just got on another site on the same server and retrieved the info, here it is:

XOOPS Version:XOOPS 2.2.4

XOOPS Theme:default

XOOPS Template Set:templates

PHP Version:4.4.2

MySQL Version:4.1.9-max

Server Software:Microsoft-IIS/5.0

User's Browser:Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; DigExt)

Delete the contents of the /Cache folder. The admin page gets cached there and you probably habve the one from your local machine cached.

/update
I just went to see though, and I see my adminmenu.php cached for 2.0.13 but not for 2.2.4.
Anyway have a looksie for it.

Cheeers.

I had deleted the cache and templates_c folder before uploading, so that's not the issue. In addition, I just deleted them again, and it's a no go.

Directory permissions are properly set also.

I have the same problem. I found the trouble is just on mozilla browser. The site is good when I use other browsers(ie, epiphany),

I just found the trouble is located here, adminmenu.js in admin.php:

function click(e) { var el; if (e) { el = e.target.tagName ? e.target : e.target.parentNode;} else { el = window.event.srcElement; if (el.parentNode && /item/.test(el.parentNode.className)) { el = el.parentNode;}

if (!self.visible.length) { return }; if (!el.onclick) { self.hideAll();}