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scubasteve
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After upgrading to 1.5.1 I've having problems with the admin icons not showing up. I must have entered something in wrong somewhere, but I have no idea where.
For example - When I click on the admin link for "Stories", the edit icon next to each one is broken. When I view the image url, it shows
http://mysite/layout/professionalhttp://mysite/layout/professional/images/edit.png
This is obviously very wrong. Any ideas where I can correct this?
Thanks.
For example - When I click on the admin link for "Stories", the edit icon next to each one is broken. When I view the image url, it shows
http://mysite/layout/professionalhttp://mysite/layout/professional/images/edit.png
This is obviously very wrong. Any ideas where I can correct this?
Thanks.
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scubasteve
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Not that I can tell. It all appears correct. And it is only a problem with the admin icons - i.e. the edit icons on a poll, the edit story icons - basically any of the icons within the admin links.
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scubasteve
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I should also mention that the problem occurs across different themes as well.
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Dirk
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Odd, really. The image path is built using $_CONF['layout_url']. But if that were wrong, the entire theme wouldn't work properly (e.g. the URL of the stylesheet would also be wrong).
$_CONF['layout_url'] isn't stored in the database but set "on the fly", using $_CONF['site_url'] and $_CONF['theme']. And again, if those were wrong, you'd see much more dramatic problems.
So I only have a few (albeit far-fetched) ideas: When you upgraded (from which version?), maybe you didn't upgrade all the files. Candidates that could cause problems would be lib-admin.php and config.class.php.
Other than that - maybe something is overwriting the layout_url? Any add-ons or modifications that may have done that?
bye, Dirk
$_CONF['layout_url'] isn't stored in the database but set "on the fly", using $_CONF['site_url'] and $_CONF['theme']. And again, if those were wrong, you'd see much more dramatic problems.
So I only have a few (albeit far-fetched) ideas: When you upgraded (from which version?), maybe you didn't upgrade all the files. Candidates that could cause problems would be lib-admin.php and config.class.php.
Other than that - maybe something is overwriting the layout_url? Any add-ons or modifications that may have done that?
bye, Dirk
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scubasteve
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Odd, really. The image path is built using $_CONF['layout_url']. But if that were wrong, the entire theme wouldn't work properly (e.g. the URL of the stylesheet would also be wrong).
$_CONF['layout_url'] isn't stored in the database but set "on the fly", using $_CONF['site_url'] and $_CONF['theme']. And again, if those were wrong, you'd see much more dramatic problems.
Yeah that's what I though....but I'm only seeing this problem with the admin icons.
So I only have a few (albeit far-fetched) ideas: When you upgraded (from which version?), maybe you didn't upgrade all the files. Candidates that could cause problems would be lib-admin.php and config.class.php.
Both lib-admin.php and config.class.php say "Geeklog 1.5" . My current version of geeklog is 1.5.1
I upgraded from 1.4.0 incrementally to 1.5.1. And when I did, I moved the old directories and made new ones so I don't think I could have missed replacing some files.
Other than that - maybe something is overwriting the layout_url? Any add-ons or modifications that may have done that?
bye, Dirk[/p]
I'll check with my add-ons by disabling them one by one and report back.
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scubasteve
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No go with disabling all add-ons. Problem remains.
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Dirk
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Can you stick a few calls to COM_errorLog in to the config class and the admin lists to log the values of $_CONF['layout_url'] and the parts that are used to set it?
- In function _post_configuration in config.class.php, before and after $this->config_array['Core']['layout_url'] is set (I'd log all the variables used in those 2 lines).
- In function ADMIN_list in lib-admin.php, where it sets the $icon_url.
Then try again and check your error.log.
bye, Dirk
- In function _post_configuration in config.class.php, before and after $this->config_array['Core']['layout_url'] is set (I'd log all the variables used in those 2 lines).
- In function ADMIN_list in lib-admin.php, where it sets the $icon_url.
Then try again and check your error.log.
bye, Dirk
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jmucchiello
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Will COM_errorLog work inside config class if $_CONF['path_log'] has not been assigned yet? You may need to add $_CONF['path_log'] to your siteconfig.php Can you stick a few calls to COM_errorLog in to the config class and the admin lists to log the values of $_CONF['layout_url'] and the parts that are used to set it?
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