Im running a few issues in my Joomla site. All of them are related with Joomla articles.
After saving articles the changes don't apply and the page doesn't stop loading...
If I create a new article and save it seems to be fine but If I get into the article the title and content don't come up. Its absolutly empty.
After trash an article I get the following warning: "null primary key not allowed"
I've tried the following to frigure it out:
Reinstall Joomla core Files
Turned on Joomla Debug to see errors and Turned off some plugins
Fix Database
Any idea about it?
The site is running the latest Joomla 3.6.2
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Hi everyone I am experiencing a problem with my Backpack license, I bought the license for a single project, and I have inserted the license into my .Env file as described in the documentation:
BACKPACK_LICENSE=XXXX-YYY-ZZZZ-XXXX-YYY-ZZZZ.
And set APP_ENV=production.
The system seems to recognise the licence correctly (no yellow warning is shown when logging in), however when I try to edit my users, the yellow warning appears with the words: "User editing is disabled in the demo version".
What's wrong?
I should point out that I have not activated the cache, but as a test I have also run the command as suggested: php artisan config:clear, but I still get this warning.
Can anyone help me? Thank you.
It sounds like you've created your project starting from the Backpack demo. That's just an example Laravel + Backpack installation, to show off its features, it should not be used for real-life projects. Notice the demo docs page says:
Don't use this demo to start your real projects. Please use the recommended installation procedure. You don't want all the bogus entities we've created. You don't want all the packages we've used. And you definitely don't want the default admin user. Start from scratch.
I recommend you create a new Laravel project, then install Backpack on top of it, then copy-paste your custom code in that new project. That will not only fix the inability to edit things, but many other problems like the ones listed in the quote above.
We upgraded a TYPO3 installation from 8.7.x to 9.5.19.
Afterwards, the User-Icon dopdown in the top toolbar is missing. (see screenshots)
We found out that the toolbar is generated in this class:
/typo3/sysext/backend/Classes/Backend/ToolbarItems/UserToolbarItem.php
We see that there have been lots of changes here since v7.6 but don't know where to go from there.
Is there a configuration file, where the items in the top bar are noted?
Additional information: we are working with the typo3-themes extension and have worked with our own theme before the update. During the update we switched to the bootstrap4 + bootstrap4-child theme - would this be a starting place for further investigations?
Before upgrade:
After upgrade:
UPDATE: It seems like this was at least not the root of the problems. After reactivating typo3_console the user-icon was still visible. So it looks like we have further investigating to do.
Update (2 Days later):
We can't reproduce the error. My best guess for now is, that deactivating the extension "repaired" a corrupt configuration file which had caused the disappearing of the user settings icon. After a lot of researching i have not found anybody with a similar problem so this might be an edge case. I wish i could offer more insight to this.
Thanks to Peter Kraume's basic suggestions i found the answer: after i deactivated the extension typo3_console it immediately worked!
Just for the record, here are the other steps we tried:
BE (via top bar)
Flush frontend caches
Flush all caches
BE Admin Tools ("Maintenance")
Flush TYPO3 and PHP Cache
Remove Temporary Assets
Logs
BE System log shows no current errors
Shared Hosting, /var/ contains no logs, /logs/ contains ftp and access logs
Hosting Provider Backend
Cleared OPcache
Created a new Admin-User, logged in, same behaviour
Tried on two different PCs
Primarily tested on Firefox 77.01, checked with Chrome 83.0.4103.116
Extensions:
was not sure, which extensions might manipulate the topbar - deactivated typo3-console, because i remembered seeing some error during the upgrade process. My feeling was more like: i don't need this right now, so i could as well deactivate it. 1 second later, the user drop-down reappeared. Unbelievable! Thanks for reminding me of the basic stuff - like turning off things!
We just had the same problem after upgrade from TYPO3 8 to 9. I have compared the working BE-User with the non-working BE user. They differ in given Language. Working BE-User has lang=''. Non-Working BE-User lang='de'. After switching the working BE-User to lang de, too, the UserToolbar is gone. I have updated the languages in Maintenance-Module and now everything works as expected.
Solution for us was to disabling the "belog" extension.
I had the same problem and I could solve it on all systems with:
Install-Tool > Maintenance > Manage Language Packs > Download the files again.
I tried manually upgrade TYPO3 from 7.6.6 to 8.7.16 and received: Oops, an error occurred! I can't login to TYPO3.
I apologize for the brief description but I was very tired after a many hours trying to remove the errorenter image description here. The error looks just like the image, but at the beginning there was a white screen ...
Over the years I have not had problems installing TYPO3 (still Versions 3 and 4), but I had a break in use. I do not have access to SSH. I also assume Symlink was mistakenly set by the admin, and that's why I had to do it manually.
https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/InstallationGuide/QuickInstall/GetAndUnpack/Index.html
Similarly, because I did not have access and I did it manually... I noticed that there are also changes in installation, perhaps a problem.
First step to do after an upgrade is to open the install-tool primary to alter tables for new requirements:
example.com/typo3/install.php
There you have to open the upgrade-wizard and follow the shown steps.
You also get the option shown to install compatibility-7, an extension that adds a compatibility-layer for older extensions. You can enter that step and afterwards still decide if to install it or not. In the wizard the logic is that the option will be shown and no matter about your decision it will be marked as done, so that it won't be shown another time again usually.
In your case it's better to follow the update-instructions rather than the install-instructions: https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/InstallationGuide/Upgrade/Index.html
My site eighttwentydesign is running Joomla 3.0. I have SEF URLs on, and have done for sometime without issue. But today when you go to the site, and click on anything, say portfolio you get the home page under the portfolio's URL, but if you add a leading slash at the end, the right article (portfolio) shows. Additionally, if you click on say "Web Design" it sends you to the Portfolio page. I might add this menu is a menu within Joomla - not be adding internal links manually
Doesn't work: http://www.eighttwentydesign.com/portfolio
Does work: http://www.eighttwentydesign.com/portfolio/
I have checked the .htaccess, and actually reverted it to the original with no luck, I have check Global Config but I can't see anything which may cause this. It was working nicely yesterday. I haven't adapted with any PHP source or anything in the past few weeks, the only notifiable thing I have done is yesterday enabling the Cache - have others experienced problems after doing this? I have disabled it under global config, with no avail.
Exact Joomla Version is 3.0.2 with very few plugins
I do have daily backups, but would rather a solution and be able to figure out a prevention from that, rather than just putting on a band aid.
I've search for a good couple of hours, and aside from just not being able to fix it, it appears no one else is experiencing this, so I am starting to think it may be a bug.
Just as I was about to post this I discovered my solution.
If you are having your SEF URLs display the wrong content then solve it by disabling the Cache plugin. You can do this by doing the following steps
Login to Joomla backend
Navigate to Extensions > Plugins
Go to "System Cache"
Disable system cache
I hope this helps someone in the future as I really struggled to find any answers on this.
I've tried posting this on the Umbraco forums to no avail. Hoping to find some help here.
I thought I upgraded successfully from 4.0.4.2 to 4.5.2 (on my way to 4.8...) as I received no errors and everything seemed to go smoothly. However, in the backoffice, when I click on any section other than Content, I get redirected back to Content. I can manually reach each section by typing in the name of it after the # sign like: #media, but as soon as I click on a tree item, it redirects me back to Content. Any ideas would be appreciated.
2 thoughts:
You're cacheing some of the old javascript in your browser. Try clearing your cache. IE can be stubborn in this regard; preferably try in Chrome.
Personally, if your site is working under 4.5.2, I wouldn't sweat the back office issue and just continue with the upgrade to 4.8.1. There will likely be new problems to solve there anyway :) and the backoffice issue may go away.
Updating the icons via the following script fixed this problem. Links must run off the appIcon field. Not sure why this is not executed when the database is updated via the 4.5.2 upgrade.
update umbracoApp
set appIcon = '.tray' + appAlias
where appAlias IN ('content','media','users','settings','developer','member')