OneEleven and PHP 5.3.17

[pengels]

Hi all,

I have upgraded all my sites to CMSMS 2.1.3 with admin-theme oneeleven. With the exception of one site, which is hosted on a Novell-server with PHP 5.3.17 installed. Therfore here is still CMSMS 1.12.2 working. Today I tried to switch over to oneeleven in order to have the same administration theme anywhere. But this will not work, the menu is completely corrupted. I compared the produced code with a working local XAMPP-installation and found the following difference:

ok:

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<option selected="selected" value="listcontent.php?_sx_=663b9b9a525cb92a">&nbsp;&nbsp;Seiten</option>
<option value="imagefiles.php?_sx_=663b9b9a525cb92a">&nbsp;&nbsp;Bildverwaltung</option>

wrong:

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<option selected="selected" value="listcontent.php?_CMSKEY_=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX">&nbsp;&nbsp;Seiten</option>
<option value="imagefiles.php?_CMSKEY_=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX">&nbsp;&nbsp;Bildverwaltung</option>

Obviously PHP does wrong things here, although I get no error messages. The systeminformation of CMSMS says that the PHP-version is ok.

Any ideas how to fix this?

regards Peter

[Rolf]

OneEleven should work perfectly on PHP 5.3.17
I think there is another problem...

[chandra]

To the first you should check server requirements for CMSMS 2.x

The installation assistant requires a PHP environment with a minimum version of PHP 5.4.11

http://docs.cmsmadesimple.org/installation/requirements

To the second you should try to clear all CMSMS tmp folders manually.

ImageManager doesn't exists in CMSMS 2.x. Functionality is included in FileManger.

[pengels]

the version in question is 1.12.2. Surely CMSMS 2 will not work with PHP 5.3.17. That is the reason while 1.12.2 is running here.

[Jo Morg]

In any case, do try to clear both CMSMS's and browser's cache. It looks like a session issue.

[pengels]

Hi Jo,

I had cleared both caches before and tried it again now: no success. The menu is completely broken, even on a completely clean install.

[Jo Morg]

ModSecurity in effect probably. That's the only thing I can think of right now that may mess up a certain theme and not another...

[pengels]

Hi Jo,

I cannot find a module mod_security loaded in httpd.conf. But sure this a problem with this specific Novell-server.

regards Peter