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The only other likely thing to cause this would be mod_security. There's no way to test if it's installed, so if it's not an option to disable in your hosting control panel, you would need to check with your host.

I would also double-check .htaccess - or rename it temporarily to test.

It may be related this, from the help screen in TinyMCE: Important : if you're using URL Rewriting, you must update your .htaccess file and replace: RedirectMatch 403 ^.*/modules/(.*)\.php$ with: RedirectMatch 403 ^.*/modules/(?!TinyMCE/responsive_filemanager/filemanager/).*\.php$ ... in order to ma...

If you replace the image, even one with the same name, it gets a new filename in the cache. The old file in the cache won't be deleted though, so perhaps it's the page being cached that's the problem?

I couldn't recreate this issue - I tried with $smarty->assign and $smarty->assignglobal and both worked. I would test by manually assigning it in your UDT first to see if it's a typing or other issue, perhaps it's including a hidden character or linefeed or something. In your forum post you have "as...

Perhaps try disabling opcache when running the install/upgrade. Or try a different PHP version.

Nothing happens as in you don't get the popup to choose the file, or nothing happens once you choose and import the file? If it's the former I would check the console (F12) and error log (might be in /admin). It could also be mod_security, try disabling that if there's an option on your hosting cont...

Things I would check:
-could it be a user level/permissions thing? (try logging in as a full admin if you aren't currently)
-anything in the javascript error console or php error log?
-try a different browser and/or incognito mode

Modules are responsible for their own export functionality, so if it doesn't have it then yeah you'd be getting it straight from the DB. If you rebuild with LISE it has a csv export/import so it would mostly be a matter of organizing the table - you may have to mess around with file paths a bit thou...

I'm sensing a very old version of CMSMS and possibly a custom module, so I'm not sure an easy fix will present itself. Is the module used for the inventory called ArtGallery? Is it just a fork of the Gallery module, or something custom? I'd probably try to export the inventory, upgrade the site, and...

If it's not too late, I'd suggest not going higher than FEU 2.14.3.4. The 3.x branch is quite buggy and hasn't had any updates in ~9 months, whereas 2.x is quite stable.

Worked fine for me in 2.2.15, FEU 2.14.3.4, and PHP 7.2, so you may need to provide more specifics of your versions of FEU and PHP, and test in the latest CMSMS release.

I've updated the documentation to include 7.3 as the recommended version. 7.4 works fine but may have some extra warnings/notices in the error log, those tend to get cleaned up in minor releases as we discover them. The forge is legacy software and not trivial to add features to. If a community memb...

Sounds like it might be a server time difference issue. Try posting an article, and, if it doesn't show up, try editing it so the post time is a few hours earlier. If it shows up when set far enough back, then that's likely the issue. See https://cmscanbesimple.org/blog/server-time-difference for te...

TinyMCE isn't a core module, so allowing a special exception for it in the core isn't an ideal solution. This does catch a lot of people who miss the instruction in the module's docs, however, so it would be nice if a more permanent solution could be found.

I know you said it was the same php version as another working site, but I'd try 7.1 or 7.2 just to test.