Just after installing a fresh version of Joomla 3.2.2 with all the normal configuration.
When I put the site into offline mode, in the frontend I get "The service is unavailable" instead of the Offline Message & Offline Image.
Why does this happen? I have noticed on other instillation's too that I never get to see the offline message and login box, just a white page with "The service is unavailable".
How can I fix this? Can't find any support on it :(
Check to see if the offline.php exists, it is found in /templates/system directory
also check file permissions on this directory to ensure public has access.
Offline files that exist under the template directory will override the system one.
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After upgrading the joomla site iam getting the following error and administrator page is blank.
Fatal error: Can't use function return value in write context in /home/cll/public_html/libraries/regularlabs/src/File.php on line 283
Please help me to solve this issue.
It's clear that the problem comes from a regularlabs extension so you should disable it.
Since your admin page is blank, you can do this via the file system. Log in to your FTP account (or use the control panel's file manager) and access your root folder (/home/cll/public_html/). The extension you are looking for is probably a plugin so you'll find it in the plugins folder. I assume you'll find the extension in the /plugins/system/ folder (full path: /home/cll/public_html/plugins/system/).
When you'll find the extension's folder look for the plugin's PHP file and rename it.
For example, if the problem comes from "components anywhere" plugin (it's a regularlabs extension) search for componentsanywhere.php and rename it to something else (eg foobar.php).
If this doesn't help contact the developer to help you, he is a good guy.
I installed a new template for my joomla site but after that I have no access template manager. It only becomes a completely white page in Firefox and Opera says that "currently unable to handle the request." Is there any way to delete a template outside of the webadmin interface?
You can delete through your ftp client like filezilla. Open filezilla, login to your server and the delete the template. May be the template comes with some plugins or else how can just by installing it started showing error unless you use that template. Possibility is: i) You might have installed a template for older version. ii) You might have installed a plugin with the template that was autopublished. iii) You messed up some setting files.
I suggest you to open file manager, go to templates and then delete that particular template. Also when asking please ask providing all details like name of template, link of template etc.
I have successfully deployed a running website on the app engine - here is the URL:
https://black-backup-96302.appspot.com/
This website was on a PHP hosting, and we migrated it to Google Apps, and deployed it using the App Engine. I understand that to put up any media, I will have to change my local version, and then re-deploy it. Same goes for plugins. However, when I browse into my local version using the App Engine launcher, login wordpress, and try to add an image in the media section, I get an error, as shown in the image below:
I googled this, and understand it is a permission error from the file system. My folder has a "Read only" checkbox which is marked blue, and no matter how many times I uncheck it, it is checked again.
I also assigned all the users full control, i.e. the following privileges (to folders, and subfolders)
Any help or ideas will be appreciated!
Adding google_app_engine.disable_readonly_filesystem = 1 to your php.ini file should fix the issue.
I have installed an extension , On installing it magento shows its progress in terminal properly ...
But in actually it is not installed .
Neither the extension list includes its name.
For every extension the same problem exists .
please suggest me what may have gone wrong .
You have cleaned cache from system->cache management right? Also some extensions require you to logout and login in backend otherwise they give you 404 page.
Also try to look in system->configuration->advanced->disable module output. You can see all installed extension on your installation.
Edit: also try to see in app/etc/modules if there is an xml with extension's name, and if in app/code/local or app/code/community there is a folder with all files. If there are not any, maybe it's a problem with permissions.
Try to see section "Permissions not correct/insufficient" in http://www.magentocommerce.com/wiki/1_-_installation_and_configuration/installing_magento_via_shell_ssh
I have a site in magento (Latest version). The site is working fine without any error but sometime site didn't load and a white screen appears. This issue then automatically resolved after some time.
Can anyone help me. Here is the site url.
http://egolfoutlet.ae
Blank white pages are usually a sign that a fatal PHP error has occurred, and error reporting in PHP is turned off. Check your apache error logs (how you'll do this and the log file location varies depending on your web host).
Magento also has it's own error reporting system where it shows a friendly page to the end user and drops the actual PHP error message and stack trace into a file in var/report.
The report files will have a numeric file name and can be opened with any text editor.
If you are not seeing any error reports, it would be worth making sure your web server can write to the var/report folder.
Magento documentation generally recommends 777 permissions for the var folder and everything within it.