In order to install Approve Membership 6.1.6, I was told to install the 3.2 Security Patch. After installation, the calendar doesn't work correctly. Here are the problems as I've found them. I'm not a coder, so I'm sure there something obvious I'm not seeing to try - please give me a hint if you want to try something or see the source code.
When I clicked on the Calendar module admin I got an "Illegal Operation" error. The Calendar block shows OK.
I searched the site code for this phrase, and after numbering each one I found the problem to be in the mainfile.php. I commented out the section below:
// This block of code makes sure $admin and $user are COOKIES
// if((isset($admin) && $admin != $_COOKIE['admin']) OR (isset($user) && $user != $_COOKIE['user'])) {
// die("Illegal Operation 1");
// }
That seems to have removed the error.
I tried fiddling with the cookie settings on my browsers, but nothing made a difference other than commenting out that code.
Now clicking on the calendar icon in the modules admin brings up a blank page, as does clicking on a date in the block.
I looked for Illegal Operation code in the Calendar module and commented it all out. No surprise, the module disappears from the admin panel.
I searched various sites for solutions. The only fix I found was on these forums, and it recommended on http://www.vsmr.net/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownload&cid=2 to comment out references to ADMIN_FILE. I didn't exactly have the same problem, because I'm not getting any error at all. When I tried it, the Calendar dropped from the Modules admin and it was still blank to click on a date.
I noticed that others have looked for solutions to no avail; has anyone found anything useful they can share?
this will provide u with an error on the page that will allow either u or us to pinpoint the exact problem
if u have all or part of SECURE ADMIN installed
then u should see another directory called kernal..the config.php in the kernal directory would be the appropriate config.php to alter..if you do not have this installed then itll be in the same directory as the mainfile.php
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this will provide u with an error on the page that will allow either u or us to pinpoint the exact problem
if u have all or part of SECURE ADMIN installed
then u should see another directory called kernal..the config.php in the kernal directory would be the appropriate config.php to alter..if you do not have this installed then itll be in the same directory as the mainfile.php
Thanks, darklord. I do not have a folder called "kernal", so I'm assuming I'm supposed to modify the config.php file in my root. I changed the error display to "true".
Unfortunately, it's NOT working - I'm still seeing a blank screen. Is there a different error reporter I should try?
check ur cpanel for errors as well...there should be a site log to log all the errorz ur domain has hit. even if error display is off these should still be listed.
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for those who STAND shall NEVER fall and those who fall shall rise once more...never give up the end is just another beginning.
check ur cpanel for errors as well...there should be a site log to log all the errorz ur domain has hit. even if error display is off these should still be listed.
I went through the HTML Error log and cannot find any related errors. I can see the access in the access log, but that's all. I can't find any other logs. I'm on a shared host, so I don't know if it's normal to keep it off.
If there's an SQL error log I can't find it in the MyPHPAdmin. Any other ideas? Thanks again for the help.
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