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Many thanks for the advice. Setting that variable in the config seems to have done the trick.

(Thanks also for the upgrade advice )

I have a customer with an old site running on CMSMS 1.11.1. They recently decided the site needed to be based on https rather than http. This has now been done and the front-end of the site runs fine but on the backend all links, stylesheets etc are appearing as http in the code which means it isn't...

Like I said in my previous post, it was a matter of sorting the paths in the config.php file. They needed to be changed because my host had changed the paths on the server without telling anyone. I've no idea if the same solution would work for you but if you can check what the path ares to the dire...

OK, finally tracked down the problem to mediatemple changing the path to the html directory and not telling us. Because 1.9.4.3 uses complete directory paths in the config.php file this meant it broke. Changing the paths to the correct value in the config.php file appears to have fixed everything (b...

Hi Paul - Thanks for the suggestions. I've checked with the host (mediatemple) who tell me that the version of PHP is 5.3.29 but it hasn't been changed for a couple of years. I've asked them to check if anything else in the configuration of the hosting has changed recently though they claim not. I'v...

Thanks for the advice - much appreciated - though clearing the caches by hand doesn't seem to have solved the problem so I'm wondering if it's being caused by something else. It sounds from the first part of your message that you think it might be a PHP compatability issue?

Actually, it's not quite as ancient a version of cmsms as I originally thought, it's 1.9.4.3

Hi - I have a cmsms implementation that's been running happily for a number of years now. Today the site is giving this error - Fatal error: Class 'CmsRoute' not found in /nfs/c08/h06/mnt/116166/domains/babieswholunch.com/html/lib/classes/class.contentoperations.inc.php on line 1077 I believe it's r...

What is CGExtensions used for? There's some sub-navigation that's only visible on smaller devices and only appears on pages where sub-navigation is relevant. To detect if sub-navigation is relevant there's a little bit of smarty - {if cgsimple::has_children() || cgsimple::get_parent_alias()} Which ...

Here's another site I've just launched. This time for a proposed windfarm in Scotland - http://priestgillwindfarm.co.uk/ Uses CMSMS 1.11.11 On top of the standard modules, it also uses - Twitter 2.0.4 FormBuilder 0.7.3 TinyMCE 2.9.12 CGSimpleSmarty 1.7.4 AceEditor 1.0 SitemapMadeSimple 1.2.8 As ever...

Here's a site that's just gone live - http://girtontowncharity.co.uk.

It uses cmsms 1.11.10 and the only additional modules are -

TinyMCE 2.9.12
CGExtensions 1.42.2
SiteMapMadeSimple 1.2.8

Any questions or thoughts, let me know.

Gordon

I haven't suggested that yet though I have suggested using a different browser/PC but haven't heard anything back yet.

I wonder if anyone has any advice on the problem one of my clients is having where the Insert and Cancel buttons on the Insert/Edit Link box. Screenshot attached. This is on Google Chrome, CMSMS 1.11.11 and TinyMCE 2.9.12 It works fine for me on any browser I've tried and also works fine for me if I...

Thanks. Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to work (the statement is appearing ok in the page but IE doesn't appear to pay any attention to it). <start rant> I built my first web site in 1996. In the intervening 18 years, different versions of browsers have come and gone. What has remained consistent ...

a short term fix might be to mod the header template for the cms and force it to render as ie10 using the X-UA-Compatible meta tag? you could maybe duplicate the theme and apply this to "stay safe" http://webdesign.about.com/od/metataglibraries/p/x-ua-compatible-meta-tag.htm I'm not sure ...