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Hello, I have tried extension i18nl10n for Multilingual Pages. I have removed the extension.
The side don't work :cry: - I get this message:
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When the extension is installed, the site work normally. I have tried to make a new Contao installation (with new database), but the situation is same. How to remove the extension without "damage" the site? :roll:
Thanks in advance! ;)
Hi gigo,
did you read the message? You should do this:
How did you "remove" the extension?Quote:
Open file system/config/localconfig.php and add the following line:
$GLOBALS['TL_CONFIG']['displayErrors'] = true;
Did you make sure to update the database after installing/uninstalling the extension?
Hi xchs,
yes, I did. I already have done this:
To remove the extension I clicked on red cross "Uninstall extension" in Extension manager. Contao deleted files and when I clicked on Update (the database) - immediately I got the message.Quote:
Open file system/config/localconfig.php and add the following line:
$GLOBALS['TL_CONFIG']['displayErrors'] = true;
Can you try the install tool to update the database?
If that won't work you might also check the file database.sql inside the config directory of that extension (you may need to download/install it to regain the files). inside that file you can see which fields where added to the contao database. You could remove them using phpmyadmin or similar tool. Remove fields with caution!
Hi gigo,
You still get the yellow notice ("An error occurred while executing this script!") even with the lineQuote:
Originally Posted by gigo
added to the "localconfig.php"? That would be very strange!Code:$GLOBALS['TL_CONFIG']['displayErrors'] = true;
You might want to check your installation with the Contao System Check Tool?
Hi xchs and Ruud,
sorry, I had no time for solving the problem. :(
Yes, I really get the notice with the line
I tried to use Contao install tool to update the database by clicking on update button, but the situation was the same - notice appeared...Code:$GLOBALS['TL_CONFIG']['displayErrors'] = true;
I checked with Contao System Check Tool:
[attachment=0:sxh3irk2]contao_check.GIF[/attachment:sxh3irk2]
Are you actually using "safe mode hack"?
Sorry, but I don't know. :oops: I didn't understand what exactly is "safe mode hack" .... :oops:
http://www.contao.org/using-the-safe-mode-hack.html -> Using FTP for file operationsQuote:
Originally Posted by gigo
When you have configured the Safe Mode Hack (SMH), use this script to check if it is working right.
Or instead (much easier), just ask your host to turn Safe Mode Off for you.
You can do this yourself in your php.ini file, but your host should be able to do it for you - then you won't need to use the Safe Mode hack at all.
Read the jpg you posted, under the red lines.
EDIT:
if you have a file called php.ini in your root, check/alter these lines
safe_mode = 0
upload_max_filesize = 12M
OK, thanks a lot. I will try. ;)
I think the problem is in i18nl10n extension - maybe it damages something... When i18nl10n is installed - site works, when I try to uninstall it - the problem is here :lol:
no, the problem is you haven't set up Contao properly :D
I don't know... I tried to install and uninstall another extensions without problems... :lol:
Hi, I tried a lot of possible combinations for ftpPath. Nothing worked. :cry:
well nobody will be able to guess it for you.
have you asked your host?
I think it usually ends with a trailing slash if that helps. (eg: '/usr/local/www/contao/' or 'html/')
The "ftpPath" is that part of the path to which you have to navigate when you connect via FTP.Quote:
Originally Posted by gigo
Examples:
After connecting via FTP client you are in the server directory "www", but you have to navigate to the folder "www/myfavoritecms/" where your Contao installation is located. Then your "ftpPath" would be "myfavoritecms/"
If you have installed Contao in the root folder of your "home directory" (in our example "www") then just put "/" for the variable "ftpPath".
HTH
Thank you for the answers! ;)
Yes, I know this ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by ramjet
Yes I have -> "leave empty, there is no need to set the default directory"Quote:
Originally Posted by ramjet
OK, I tried a lot of combinations like Your examples (maybe about hundred :lol: )Quote:
Originally Posted by ramjet
I have Contao in the root directory. I have already tried this variants....Quote:
Originally Posted by xchs
BTW. What is better - to install Contao in the root directory or in a separate folder?
Have a nice day :)
That makes no difference. However, when you have other things on the server, maybe it's better to organize it in different folders.Quote:
Originally Posted by gigo
You have Contao 2.9.4 installed?
I don't know why that image you posted refers to "Typolight" not Contao.
When you run the system check tool (for 2.9.4) do you get other "red" lines when it checks all the files/folders/permissions etc?
Thanks for answers.
Yes, this is a good idea. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by xchs
Yes, I have Contao 2.9.4.Quote:
Originally Posted by ramjet
I use this version http://www.contao.org/extension-list/vi ... ck.en.html
No, all files are "green".Quote:
Originally Posted by ramjet
this thread may help if you haven't seen it
http://www.contao.org/forum/topic/8830.html#new-name
It seems like something a lot of people struggle with.
Can't you (or your host) simply disable safemode for the domain instead of using the Safe Mode Hack?
Thanks! I will see the thread ;)
BTW. How it is possible to add FTP info during the install process? :)
Bascially when you run the install in recent versions, Contao automaticall checks if it can modify files and folders. If it cannot, it will prompt you during installation for the FTP settings, otherwise, you don't need it, and it will work without it.
You should always run the contao-check script on new hosting providers, to see if they comply with contao...