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LiliVG
Error: mainmenu not writeable

  • 2007/1/12 18:35

  • LiliVG

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  • Since: 2005/12/25


Which file do I need to CHMOD to fix this?

Thanks :)
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vaughan
Re: Error: mainmenu not writeable

  • 2007/1/12 18:48

  • vaughan

  • Friend of XOOPS

  • Posts: 680

  • Since: 2005/11/26


a search of the forum would have given you the answer.

templates_c & cache folders need to be writable.
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LiliVG
Re: Error: mainmenu not writeable

  • 2007/1/12 18:52

  • LiliVG

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I've already done that, they are both 777 and all content inside them, I still get "Unable to write to main menu." when I update or install a module...
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jensclas
Re: Error: mainmenu not writeable

This FAQ is all about chmod - please check it out. If it doesn;t help you will need to supply information about what your were attemtping to do when you got the error message.
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LiliVG
Re: Error: mainmenu not writeable

  • 2007/1/12 19:32

  • LiliVG

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  • Since: 2005/12/25


Ok, I've gone through and made sure all those files have the correct CHMOD. It's still doing it. I noticed it for the first time yesterday, but I don't recall a specific event that caused it, I'm not sure. I've tried removing any recent modules I've added incase there's a clash, but it doesn't make any difference.

It doesn't seem to effect the actual main menu, it's just an error that appears when I either update a module, or install a new module, on the page that lists all the updated files.

If it doesn't seem to effect the mainmenu, can I just leave it alone as a quirk? Or does it have other effects I just haven't noticed yet?
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LiliVG
Re: Error: mainmenu not writeable

  • 2007/1/12 19:35

  • LiliVG

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  • Since: 2005/12/25


I get this error when I try to update the forum module(CBB 3.07):

Unknown column 'Videos' in 'where clause'
Got error 134 from table handler
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LiliVG
Re: Error: mainmenu not writeable

  • 2007/1/12 19:40

  • LiliVG

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  • Since: 2005/12/25


I just noticed this at the top of the list of updated files when I update a module:

failed open fileModule data updated.

It looks like it can't update any module information, only template files.
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irmtfan
Re: Error: mainmenu not writeable

  • 2007/1/12 19:59

  • irmtfan

  • Module Developer

  • Posts: 3419

  • Since: 2003/12/7


its weird
I recommend deleting adminmenu.php file in the "cache" folder

if it dosent solve the problem try to turn on PHP Debug in XOOPS admin -> system admin -> preferences -> General settings
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LiliVG
Re: Error: mainmenu not writeable

  • 2007/1/12 21:08

  • LiliVG

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  • Since: 2005/12/25


hmmm...weird...I don't have an adminmenu.php file in cache...

could that be the problem?

*edit - found it. I deleted it. At least all the module images show up on the side now, Thanks! :)*
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LiliVG
Re: Error: mainmenu not writeable

  • 2007/1/12 21:14

  • LiliVG

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  • Since: 2005/12/25


this is getting weirder and weirder...

when I went to turn on debug in pop-up mode and then also in inline mode, and clicked submit, I get a blank page. So basically I can't use debug at all anymore...

aaarrrggh. This is so weird and random, it just started being all weird, and I don't know why...
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