I have made a fresh install, version 1.02, and everything went well. Backend works perfectly, including previewing from the "Edit content" page. But viewed from the front end the page is blank, with no html code in it at all.
I am not a techie, so please be quite specific if you have suggestions on what to do.
You can view the site here (except it's blank): www.lodbjerg.dk
Linux, Apache 1.3.37, PHP 4.4.4, MySQL 4.0.21
blank pages from front end, but backend preview is perfect
Re: blank pages from front end, but backend preview is perfect
anything in server logs?
what about if you turn debug = true in config.php
is php configured to not show any error messages?
and then there is one smarty configuration which I cant remember right now, try searching the forum this has come up for some people before also
hope this helps
what about if you turn debug = true in config.php
is php configured to not show any error messages?
and then there is one smarty configuration which I cant remember right now, try searching the forum this has come up for some people before also
hope this helps
Re: blank pages from front end, but backend preview is perfect
Thanks for the input, tsw.
I turned on debug as you suggested. Where can I see the result of that?
I am not a technical person, so I also have to ask: Where would I see if php is configured to show error messages? I have access to phpmyadmin on the server - is that the place to see it and to edit the setting?
As for the smarty thing: I am unable to find anything that makes any sense in regard to solving this problem. Can you give me an idea of what a smarty might do that could help in this regard?
I turned on debug as you suggested. Where can I see the result of that?
I am not a technical person, so I also have to ask: Where would I see if php is configured to show error messages? I have access to phpmyadmin on the server - is that the place to see it and to edit the setting?
As for the smarty thing: I am unable to find anything that makes any sense in regard to solving this problem. Can you give me an idea of what a smarty might do that could help in this regard?
Re: blank pages from front end, but backend preview is perfect
Selecting the Preview tab in the "Edit content" in the backend I can for a brief moment see a page with error messages - before the page is rendered. Opening the frame with the rendered page in its own window brings out the following error messages:
Does that make sense to anyone?Warning: fopen() [function.fopen]: Unable to access /home/virtual/lodbjerg.dk/public_html/tmp/cache/cmspreviewkNheES in /home/virtual/lodbjerg.dk/public_html/lib/content.functions.php on line 282
Warning: fopen(/home/virtual/lodbjerg.dk/public_html/tmp/cache/cmspreviewkNheES) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/virtual/lodbjerg.dk/public_html/lib/content.functions.php on line 282
Warning: filesize() [function.filesize]: Stat failed for /home/virtual/lodbjerg.dk/public_html/tmp/cache/cmspreviewkNheES (errno=2 - No such file or directory) in /home/virtual/lodbjerg.dk/public_html/lib/content.functions.php on line 283
Warning: fread(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /home/virtual/lodbjerg.dk/public_html/lib/content.functions.php on line 283
Warning: fclose(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /home/virtual/lodbjerg.dk/public_html/lib/content.functions.php on line 284
Warning: unlink(/home/virtual/lodbjerg.dk/public_html/tmp/cache/cmspreviewkNheES) [function.unlink]: No such file or directory in /home/virtual/lodbjerg.dk/public_html/lib/content.functions.php on line 285
Re: blank pages from front end, but backend preview is perfect
make sure you have tmp/cache folder and apache process has read write access to it, then clear cache.
it seems that cmsms cant find its cache files (either they cant be created or cant be read)
it seems that cmsms cant find its cache files (either they cant be created or cant be read)
Re: blank pages from front end, but backend preview is perfect
tws, I did what you suggested and the result is still the same, blank screen.
The Cache folder only contains one file; contentcache.php
Are there supposed to be more docs in it?
The Cache folder only contains one file; contentcache.php
Are there supposed to be more docs in it?
Re: blank pages from front end, but backend preview is perfect
well its a cache, sometimes it has lots of files and sometimes none 
check your php settings, max_memory limit and safe mode esp.
you can create a php file with this content
to see php settings
check your php settings, max_memory limit and safe mode esp.
you can create a php file with this content
to see php settings
Re: blank pages from front end, but backend preview is perfect
During installation cmsMS reported that 11 Mb is allocated. I am trying to convince my ISP to increase that.
I ran the php test, you can see it here:
http://lodbjerg.dk/phptest.php
Does that look as it should?
I ran the php test, you can see it here:
http://lodbjerg.dk/phptest.php
Does that look as it should?
Re: blank pages from front end, but backend preview is perfect
safe mode is on, so it might be that php script doesnt have rights to either write or read the tmp folder..
-
ogo
Re: blank pages from front end, but backend preview is perfect
the same problem
Debug = true
no other errors found.
so thats wrong?
Debug = true
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[tt]Debug: (3.299999999995E-05) - (491160)
loading smarty
Debug: (0.013865) - (744224)
loading adodb
Debug: (0.017535) - (801048)
loading page functions
Debug: (0.026663) - (949664)
loading content functions
Debug: (0.035085) - (1116016)
loading pageinfo functions
Debug: (0.037016) - (1142936)
loading translation functions
Debug: (0.041288) - (1157872)
loading events functions
Debug: (0.049494) - (1236976)
done loading files
Debug: (0.134924) - (1887792)
<br>
(mysql): SELECT sitepref_name, sitepref_value from wwms_siteprefs<br>
Error (0): <br>
Debug: (0.140952) - (1926088)
<br>
(mysql): SELECT * FROM wwms_userplugins<br>
Error (0): <br>
Debug: (0.278665) - (2372976)
<br>
(mysql): SELECT * FROM wwms_modules ORDER BY module_name<br>
Error (0): <br>
Debug display of 'End of include':(0.451343) - (3589488)
Debug: (0.451674) - (3552000)
Session found. Moving on...
Debug: (0.475901) - (3893368)
Session found. Moving on...
Debug: (0.510817) - (3894840)
<br>
(mysql): SELECT preference, value FROM wwms_userprefs WHERE user_id = '1'<br>
Error (0): <br>
Debug: (0.511518) - (3896040)
Session found. Moving on...
Debug: (0.528491) - (3971736)
Session found. Moving on...
Debug: (0.5526) - (3974496)
<br>
(mysql): SELECT DISTINCT permission_name FROM wwms_user_groups ug INNER JOIN wwms_group_perms gp ON gp.group_id = ug.group_id INNER JOIN wwms_permissions p ON p.permission_id = gp.permission_id WHERE ug.user_id = '1'<br>
Error (0): <br>
Debug: (0.620935) - (3997328)
Session found. Moving on...
Debug: (0.622296) - (3997968)
Session found. Moving on...
Debug: (0.623548) - (3998456)
Session found. Moving on...
Debug: (0.656062) - (4008856)
Session found. Moving on...
Debug: (0.658571) - (4013200)
Session found. Moving on...
Debug: (0.681648) - (4085168)
<br>
(mysql): SELECT htmlblob_id FROM wwms_additional_htmlblob_users WHERE user_id = '1'<br>
Error (0): <br>
Debug: (0.684905) - (4085752)
<br>
(mysql): SELECT content_id FROM wwms_content WHERE owner_id = 1<br>
Error (0): <br>
Debug: (0.709686) - (4087048)
<br>
(mysql): SELECT content_id FROM wwms_additional_users WHERE user_id = '1'<br>
Error (0): <br>
Debug: (0.760806) - (4189080)
<br>
(mysql): SELECT bookmark_id, user_id, title, url FROM wwms_admin_bookmarks WHERE user_id = '1' ORDER BY title<br>
Error (0): <br>
Debug: (0.76492) - (4177408)
<br>
(mysql): SELECT bookmark_id, user_id, title, url FROM wwms_admin_bookmarks WHERE user_id = '1' ORDER BY title<br>
Error (0): <br>
[/tt]so thats wrong?
Last edited by ogo on Thu Nov 23, 2006 5:21 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: blank pages from front end, but backend preview is perfect
which version is this?
Re: blank pages from front end, but backend preview is perfect
its something to do with safe mode, but I cant think of what. most probably permissions and ownerships.
