Good evening people.
Im having trouble fixing my opencart dashboard and searching around is proving futile.
Im faurly new to hosting and the opencart framework so please bear with.
I had been using opencart 3 for my webstore and was happy editing it through the dashboard. however, as I was dealing with an ssl issue, I read advice to clear my opencart cache. I did this by clicking on th refresh buttons for Theme and sass
inside the dashboard. Now I can open my dash board! when I want to access it I get a white screen or error 500.
I allowed errors in the admin php file and it tells me this;
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class 'Scssc' not found in /home/cluster-sites/6/…
so I'm guessing I'm missing the Scssc class that's used for sass on the dashboard and without it my dashboard cannot open,
My question is, can I reinstall or repair whatever file I need to reinstate my dashboard or rewrite the info (the Scssc class) that has gone missing since clearing the cache? any help would be appreciated as I'm on a deadline to get tons of products uploaded and the thought of starting again chills me to my core!
The same here. I googled and found related issue on github:
About your issue: please double check your paths. Double check config.php in root and in admin.
Check you config.php and admin/config.php files. Make sure your paths are correct.
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So i was asked to help some people out who didn't have any experience with Wordpress. First thing that they needed help with was updating wordpress.
I was able to update wordpress to the latest version, however when updating the plug ins it crashed at the last one.
I can't get into the dashboard anymore at all and the website Isn't working anymore either.
Of course this has to happen when you're trying to help someone and not when doing it for your own website.
Anyway, i'm at a loss, so many people saying so many fixes but i'm not sure which one i need because a lot of people get different fatal errors it seems.
Above i posted a picture of the error i got in my screen after trying to update it. I'm checking to see if i can get the account for the hosting so i can get into the host files. As of now i don't have acces to them.
I hope someone can help me out, thanks in advance!
You definitely need access to the hosting provider. If that's the only error that you have, the easiest thing you can do is to access the plugins folder via FTP (or via the hosting provider's file manager) and change the name of the wpum-recaptcha folder temporarily. This will prevent WP from loading that plugin, and should allow you to get in the dashboard at least.
At that point, you will have to either find an updated, working version of that plugin or remove it entirely.
I am using WooCommerce in conjunction with the Ark theme (a third-party theme) on our WordPress website. Things were working perfectly up until the last week or so when I noticed the issue of the checkout page being rendered as a blank page.
This error can be replicated through these series of steps:
Navigate to the store
Add any item(s) to the basket
When you've added an item from the storefront, you then hover over the basket icon in the header and click Checkout.
If you chose to view the basket instead when adding an item, just scroll down and click Proceed to Checkout.
After chatting with my server provider, it was brought to my attention that some PHP errors were being thrown up. Here is an example of the errors in question.
It seems like there is a plugin conflict with Fresh Framework (a plugin required by the theme to work as intended). Disabling this particular plugin shows the checkout page fine, albeit with much of the styling of the website gone (which is not how I want things).
I have contacted both WooCommerce and the theme's developers for assistance. The former unwilling to help due to the use of a third party theme. The latter being particular slow in responding to my queries.
The theme and all plugins are up-to-date. I did notice the issue upon applying some updates to certain plugins but not the ones in question (WooCommerce/Fresh Framework). Additionally, bringing up the browser's developer console does show a JQuery error (Uncaught Error: Syntax error, unrecognized expression:...) which I believe is related to the issue.
Any type of assistance would be greatly appreciated as the critical error is occurring on a live website and it is particularly crippling our chances of doing business.
At a first glimpse it s most probable that the plugin (fresh-framework) was recently updated...
Deactivating removes its functions,
enabling it includes the functions but breaks the page
Suggest to check the plugin's history and restore to a previous version.
If that's not possible you probably have to wait until they get the error fixed (or try to fix it yourself)
But as you see most probably the problem comes frm the fresh-framework update
PD: PHP Notice are not errors, the errors are only PHP Warning & PHP Error
As you see from the PHP warnings it seems that there is a problem with the filepath where it's trying to write
freshizer.php line 248
you can temporary check which path it tries to write to by adding a wordpress log message or echoing the path....
I've hit the wall on a Wordpress 4.3 error: "Could not determine user from environment." and need a help on how to fix it.
A little background: there are two websites on one Hostmonster account (no sub-domains). When upgrading Website 1 to Wordpress 4.3, the installation was botched and caused Website 2 (which was NOT being upgraded) to be disconnected from its database and to be linked to Website 1's database. So both Website 1 and 2 were reading from the same database. I got Website 2 re-routed back to the right database, but the error "Could not determine user from environment" persists. The error is visible on the front end of the site as well as the backend Wordpress dashboard. There seems to be a lot of sites with this error on the web, but no one seems to know the cause or solution for fixing it.
Things I've ruled out and other things I've tried:
It's not a plugin conflict because I deleted all plugins and the error persists.
It is not the theme because if you switch to any of the Wordpress default themes, the error is still there.
I've tried replacing the Core Wordpress files and reinstalling Wordpress.
Checked for malware - there is none.
Checked for errors that may have been hard coded into post/page content.
Ran the site through the W3C Validator Service - which yielded no results.
Also, the Config.php debug mode is set to false.
I've never used the Wordpress Multi-site plugin.
Looked on Wordpress Support Forum solutions with no result.
I wonder if the PHP configuration for the Apache Server got messed up, or if this is an error caused by a messed-up database. In the little bit of documentation on the error that I could find, they are linking this error to a DNS mapping issue or a cPanal error.
Any help would be much appreciated; feel free to ask questions. Thanks so much!
This was caused by several issues:
Incorrect Server Permissions
A Malicious site attack
and a wp-social plugin conflict with the theme.
HELP PLEASE! When upgrading my Joomla 2.5.24 to 3.3, the process hung. Now I get the WSOD and get into the administrator (front end does not work either) with error:
ADMINISTRATOR:
Fatal error: Call to undefined method JAdministrator::setHeader() in /home/.... /libraries/cms/html/behavior.php on line 712
FRONTEND:
Fatal error: Call to undefined method JHtml::getJSObject() in /home/..... /libraries/cms/html/behavior.php on line 271
I did a backup up all databases and the files prior to update, but the problem is not resolved when restoring either. I have spent all day trying to figure this out, and I don't know how to debug the setheader(). Can anyone please help me?
First of all, get you site back up.
Since you have a backup, that's going to be "easy".
a. Download a copy of Joomla 3.3, extract the files, and run
find
to get the list of files in Joomla 3.3.
b. Now delete all of those files from your current installation, and restore the backup on top.
There are files that Joomla 3.3 adds that will break Joomla 2.5.
c. Restore the database, and your old site will be working again.
Now the tough part. Figure out what's wrong.
Make an off-line copy of your website.
Are you in the "I'm feeling lucky" mood? Run the update and follow the instructions below.
Do you want to minimize the headaches or you're not comfortable with typing shell commands? First update all your third party extensions to their latest version, and make sure they support Joomla 3.3.
You must have some third party extension that's breaking the site. Here's my quick and dirty procedure to identifying the culprit (but don't share it, it's a secret):
Is it a module, a plugin or a component?
If the WSOD is on both the frontend and backend, it should be a plugin.
Is it a plugin? Rename the plugins folder "plugins2". If the site loads, rename it back to plugins, cd to it, and rename in turn system, content etc. until you find where it is. Keep digging down to the last level and isolate the plugin.
Is it a module? Rename the modules folder and see if the site loads. If it does, go back and rename the folders of the modules you are using in turn. In case you don't know which ones you're using, move them away a few at a time using wildcards to be quicker
Is it a component? Then it's the homepage component and the other pages should load fine.
Once you have identified the culprit, download an update, and apply it manually (open the zip and copy the files where they belong).
You might have to do this multiple times for each broken extension. Remember Murphy's law.
I have a Magento site in which there are about 20-25 extensions installed, among which 7 are commercial, which means that those 7 extensions are fully encrypted. Also none of these extensions use the User Roles & Permissions section, in the Admin area.
Now, a few days back, I got into a silly problem which is really taking a toll on me. I wanted to create a new User Role (from System > Permissions > Roles), where I already have 14 other Roles set. Now whenever I click the "Add New Role" button or try to edit any of the existing roles, I get the following error:-
<my-magento-site-domain>: This script is locked to another domain.
What I'm pretty sure is that this error is somewhere related to the use of extensions, but I don't know & can't understand where it is coming from. I have tried to solve this error by disabling all the extensions & clearing the full cache & deleting all the folders in the "/var/" folder, but nothing has happened.
Magento version: 1.3.2.3
I know that Magento upgradation is necessary, but can't do so due to those extensions.
Can somebody please help me in this matter? Any help is greatly appreciated.
When you say that you disabled all the extensions, how did you perform that step? I've found that the System>Config>Advanced status values are often ignored by extensions, as are various other attempts to disable. The only way that you can be certain of disabling the extension (IMHO) is to remove their .xml files from etc/modules.
It sounds like the error that you are getting is a Javascript generated error. You could grep the /js folder to find that error text to see if you can track down the source of the error. Likewise, use Firebug (or Chrome Inspector, choose your browser poison) to debug the JS error. Post what you find here...
One more option is to manually create the new role using phpmyadmin. By inspecting the admin_role table, you'll work out the syntax fairly quickly (e.g. tree_level ="1", role_type = "G". Then see if you can edit the new role through the UI.
Cheers,
JD
You can try with clean magento install without commercial extensions. Add a role and see if this happens. Then add commercial extensions one by one and test when this error occurs.
I assume that you have already searched all magento files (at least non encrypted ones) to see if there is any containing your error message...