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Hey probably this is a simple issue, but this is confusing for a newbie like me. This warning error in a red dotted line border randomly shows up on either my site's content area or menu. 

We are currently experiencing technical difficulties. We will try to fix the problem as soon as possible. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Can anyone help? 

Site: http://www.junglesilence.com
Server is Apache based. I am using latest CMSMS version. Don't know what other information you would require so please let me know if you wanna know something else.

Thanks in advance for taking the time to read my problem and helping me resolve the error.   8)

We are currently experiencing technical difficulties. We will try to fix the problem as soon as possible. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Think, thats no error that are problems of your provider to connect CMSms with database - maybe database is very busy (too much users on one server?) ...

cyberman wrote:
Think, thats no error that are problems of your provider to connect CMSms with database - maybe database is very busy (too much users on one server?) ...

I don't think this error should be because my database is very busy. I have only started creating the website and as yet, there is almost zero content, only the palin design 

junglesilence wrote: I don't think this error should be because my database is very busy.

I don't mean your database, I've meant database server of your provider. If too much users are on the same server there can be accessing problems.

The message comes not from inside cmsms.

Hey and thanks for your message. So DreamHost screws it for me.

.We are currently experiencing technical difficulties. We will try to "fix the problem as soon as possible. Sorry for the inconvenience"

when i did a search for this string the only place i could find it was in the erroremailer module.  if youre using that module try uninstalling it.

hey Calguy, I think I repiled to this post earlier but seems it vanished somewhere. Your answer was helpful. I didn't uninstall the error module. Rather I just modified its code to not echo this text. And it works.

Thanks a ton.

calguy1000 wrote: .We are currently experiencing technical difficulties. We will try to "fix the problem as soon as possible. Sorry for the inconvenience"

when i did a search for this string the only place i could find it was in the erroremailer module.  if youre using that module try uninstalling it.

Once I installed the erroremailer module I got the same message. Uninstalling it wouldn't be the solution since the module is flagging problems in the forums module. Even although the forum module has been uninstalled the CMS seems to still be trying to use it. So the bottomline is the error module is reporting legitimate issues. It would be great if the module could be altered to have an option in the admin panel to echo errors to the browser.

roundtrip wrote:

calguy1000 wrote: .We are currently experiencing technical difficulties. We will try to "fix the problem as soon as possible. Sorry for the inconvenience"

when i did a search for this string the only place i could find it was in the erroremailer module.  if youre using that module try uninstalling it.

Once I installed the erroremailer module I got the same message. Uninstalling it wouldn't be the solution since the module is flagging problems in the forums module. Even although the forum module has been uninstalled the CMS seems to still be trying to use it. So the bottomline is the error module is reporting legitimate issues. It would be great if the module could be altered to have an option in the admin panel to echo errors to the browser.

Latest version has this option.

Elijah Lofgren wrote: Latest version has this option.

I've got to say a big thank you to Elijah for building this feature into the new release so very, very quickly. He did it within minutes!

Thanks a lot for the great service.