View Full Version : Admin panel not functioning cirrectly- did I miss some files in FTP?
KerryAnn
Wed 23rd Jan '08, 10:15am
I bought the software on Friday and installed it. Everything went smooth, but I'm having to problems.
First, on the 'Forum Manager' tab, the "Display Order" and "Moderator" columns do not appear. I only see the "Controls" column, and there's plenty of room there- my forum names are short, and do not push it off the page.
Second, all of the links under the Smilie section all say "404 Not Found."
Can someone help me resolve these problems? I'm wondering if somehow some folders didn't get FTPed in when I installed it.
Lynne
Wed 23rd Jan '08, 12:33pm
I would try to reupload the admincp/forum.php page (that is the one for the Forum Manager). Make sure you do a Replace, not a Resume.
Go to your Smilie Manager > View > select a smilie to Edit and look at the smilie path. Then verify that the directory for that path is valid and the permissions are correct for viewing.
KerryAnn
Wed 23rd Jan '08, 1:16pm
Go to your Smilie Manager > View > select a smilie to Edit and look at the smilie path. Then verify that the directory for that path is valid and the permissions are correct for viewing.
I can't. When I click on that page, it tells me "404 not found."
KerryAnn
Wed 23rd Jan '08, 1:24pm
I would try to reupload the admincp/forum.php page (that is the one for the Forum Manager). Make sure you do a Replace, not a Resume.
OK, I did that. I re-FTPed the file in and overwrote the old one. Still no change.
Lynne
Wed 23rd Jan '08, 2:05pm
Smilies are on the page: image.php (in your admin cp folder). Try reuploading it. Also, make sure the permissions are correct (755 I believe). Make sure they are being uploaded in ascii mode also.
KerryAnn
Wed 23rd Jan '08, 3:05pm
OK, I got the smilies fixed. Yay!
Lynne
Wed 23rd Jan '08, 3:13pm
How about the other page?
KerryAnn
Wed 23rd Jan '08, 3:17pm
No, I still can't see the last two columns (order and moderator) on the Forum Manager page.
Lynne
Wed 23rd Jan '08, 3:18pm
What does it 'look' like? Does it have those columns listed on the top and then nothing is shown next to the forum name? Or does it completely not list those columns? When you look at the file on your site, how 'big' is it (mine is 27,917 bytes)?
KerryAnn
Wed 23rd Jan '08, 3:26pm
It completely does not list those columns. The file is 27,919 bytes.
Lynne
Wed 23rd Jan '08, 3:42pm
Hmmmm, it calls these three scripts:
require_once('./global.php');
require_once(DIR . '/includes/adminfunctions_template.php');
require_once(DIR . '/includes/adminfunctions_forums.php');
Have you tried to reupload those?
Oh, also these:
require_once(DIR . '/includes/functions_databuild.php');
require_once(DIR . '/includes/functions_forumlist.php');
Have you checked your page source to see if they are 'there' but just not printing out on the page because of some error?
KerryAnn
Wed 23rd Jan '08, 3:53pm
OK, I re-FTPed those files in with no resolution.
How do I check the page source? That's a new one for me.
Lynne
Wed 23rd Jan '08, 4:03pm
That is something you do in your browser. Select the frame and right-click "View Frame Source" (I use firefox, so I'm not sure what it would say in your browser).
peterska2
Thu 24th Jan '08, 12:55am
To troubleshoot this, please reupload all the original vB non-image files (except install.php). Make sure you upload these in ASCII format and overwrite the ones on the server. Also be sure to upload the admincp files to whichever directory you have set in your config.php file. Then run 'Suspect File Versions' in Diagnostics to make sure you have all the original files for your version:
Admin CP -> Maintenance -> Diagnostics -> Suspect File Versions
[Note: In some cases you may also need to remove any of the listed .xml files in the includes/xml directory.]
Next, disable all plugins.
Note: To temporarily disable the plugin system, edit config.php and add this line right under <?php
define('DISABLE_HOOKS', true);
Then if you still have the same problem please take a screen shot and upload it here.
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