SOLVED - Back-End Problems after upgrading to 2.04
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SOLVED - Back-End Problems after upgrading to 2.04
by jppaul » Thu Oct 13, 2011 7:52 pm
JEvents 2.0.0 was running fine on my Joomla 1.5.23. I upgraded to 2.0.4 and started getting the following errrors:
1. Wouldn't let me create a calendar.
2. When I go to add or edit a category in the Joomla back-end, it pops into an all white screen, unformatted, with no method of saving the category.
I've since deleted everything, including all the JEvents database info, but I suspect there is still some JEvents info somewhere because when I reinstall and go to add a calendar, there are two defaults showing. And rather than a save new calendar button, it wants me to set up an iCal calendar ?????
I've uninstalled and reinstalled 4 times, same results with the zip and the tar and the upload to /tmp methods. It's not a server issue since Jevents 2.0.0 was working fine a couple of hours ago. Even tried to go back to JEvents 2.0.0, but no luck there either.
How can I totally erase every remnant of Jevents so I can get a fresh start ? (I love the program and am going to become a silver member as soon as I'm assured that I can get this back up and running.)
I attached a jpg of what I'm now seeing on the back end.
Cheers
JP
1. Wouldn't let me create a calendar.
2. When I go to add or edit a category in the Joomla back-end, it pops into an all white screen, unformatted, with no method of saving the category.
I've since deleted everything, including all the JEvents database info, but I suspect there is still some JEvents info somewhere because when I reinstall and go to add a calendar, there are two defaults showing. And rather than a save new calendar button, it wants me to set up an iCal calendar ?????
I've uninstalled and reinstalled 4 times, same results with the zip and the tar and the upload to /tmp methods. It's not a server issue since Jevents 2.0.0 was working fine a couple of hours ago. Even tried to go back to JEvents 2.0.0, but no luck there either.
How can I totally erase every remnant of Jevents so I can get a fresh start ? (I love the program and am going to become a silver member as soon as I'm assured that I can get this back up and running.)
I attached a jpg of what I'm now seeing on the back end.
Cheers
JP
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Re: Back-End Problems after upgrading to 2.04
by Tonyp » Thu Oct 13, 2011 8:20 pm
Hi JP,
Can you install Jevents 2.0.6 and let us take a peak? so we can see what is causing the errors?
Can you install Jevents 2.0.6 and let us take a peak? so we can see what is causing the errors?
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Re: Back-End Problems after upgrading to 2.04
by jppaul » Thu Oct 13, 2011 9:17 pm
Many thanks TonyP. I figured it out. It was something totally unrelated. I had disabled an attachment plugin and it was throwing a PHP error when the editor came up for the new category description. Turned it back on and all is fine.
On an unrelated issue, I'm unable to change the color of the tooltip event popup background from the yellow to a more preferable light gray color for our site. The problem is that I must use Overlib rather than Joomla tooltip since the site has tons of extensions that can't be removed. I've read all the threads in the forum, but most relate to changing the Joomla Tooltip background color rather than Overlib.
I know it's not a JEvents issue, but is there anyway to change that one color in the overlib tooltip without having to spend two days trying to figure out what extension is throwing a jquery conflict?
Cheers
JP
On an unrelated issue, I'm unable to change the color of the tooltip event popup background from the yellow to a more preferable light gray color for our site. The problem is that I must use Overlib rather than Joomla tooltip since the site has tons of extensions that can't be removed. I've read all the threads in the forum, but most relate to changing the Joomla Tooltip background color rather than Overlib.
I know it's not a JEvents issue, but is there anyway to change that one color in the overlib tooltip without having to spend two days trying to figure out what extension is throwing a jquery conflict?
Cheers
JP
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Re: Back-End Problems after upgrading to 2.04
by carcam » Fri Oct 14, 2011 9:12 am
I am afraid the overlib styles are hard coded in the component. You may create a template overrides and change its values.
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