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The server updated to a newer version of MySQL. This is an old installation of CMSMS so it just needs updating to a version that can run on the new version of MySQL.

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Finding more pieces of the puzzle. I just started the entire process again from the start. I also noticed that i have no styling on the admin panel after logging in. As soon as i do the first upgrade of CMSMS versions, the styling returns. I'm not sure whether that is relevant to the current issue, ...

Rolf wrote:You can leave it in, but you have to update the URL!

http://some.staging.domain

Ok, but right now it's commented out. Notice the '#' before the line. My question is; can't i just leave those lines out?

EDIT: I have removed the htaccess file compeltely and the issue persists,

You still need to update this: #Force HTTPS #RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^somelivedomain\.com [NC] #RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80 #RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.somelivedomain.com/$1 [R,L] Thanks Rofl - i always appreciate your input. Are you saying that i can't leave it commented out as it is now? I...

Greetings. I copied a live site to my staging server and the admin works fine and the home page works fine, but the inner pages are giving an error "The page isn’t redirecting properly Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never comp...

Followed the given advice. Restored backup. This time i removed unused modules first. Started upgrade process again. Again got this warning: Warning: unlink(/tmp/m2000ab30795870cff3659b171cd8dce0/templates_c/148a3268b5d20785d15aeceb8a1135cdb9680ac7.file.wizard_step8.tpl.php): No such file or directo...

So i tried Rolf's advice to remove a few modules. Reading his post carefully, I don't think he did advice you to do that... There is a minor bug fixed for new release 2.2.3 related to the module.ini files in the module folders. Try to delete (some of) them, clear cache and try to upgrade the module...

I did a refresh on the installation to see if it would clear up issues... it did not. Module page still looks the same. The installation correctly detected the correct version and the back-end theme also says i ahve 2.2.2, but trying to update modules (or add new ones) gives an error saying i must f...

Before and after upgrade, yes.

I also can't add new modules. It thinks my core isn't updated. Is it worth running the updater again?

The upgrade went pretty smooth, but after wards my ModuleManager is a mess. I couldn't find a related issue here on forum, nor anything in the release notes. In short, most of my modules says "This module is awaiting an upgrade" Trying to upgrade any of them gives a message at top of scree...

<__script__ async defer src="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=AIzaSyA6HcMKptWtodCQ6_ITaH1z6VxP9u56XFQ&callback=initMap" type="text/javascript"></__script> Just to get to as simple a starting point as possible, drop the async's and defer's for now. EDIT: And drop t...

Found this in the source code: That variable is not being evaluated. Maybe have a look at that.

{assign var='unique_identifier' value=$entry->id scope=global} {*{$canonical_url = $entry->canonical|lower scope=global}*} {$canonical_url = $canonical_url|cat:"/$unique_identifier/$page_id" scope=global} I think this might be what i was after. I manually build the canonical url and inclu...

It seems that the canonical url doesn't have the page id in it. It only has the article id. So therefor it displays the article on the default blog detail page, which is exactly what i don't want.

Is there a way to append the page id to the canonical url in the template?

The canonical url which is generated indeed differs from the url generated by CGBlog for the 'more url'. The latter contains the page id (returnid) while the canonical url is lacking that id. I guess that's what you mean? BTW: those canoncical urls do lead to a working page and seem to be unique pe...