Consistent Exception being logged /concrete/bootstrap/start.php
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Hi,
I'm seeing the following several times a day from users browsing my site. I can't quite narrow it down, so I'm wondering if anyone had any ideas?
I'd have to spend some time tracing the code to see what the $request->send(); call is supposed to be doing, but just wondered if you concrete5 gurus out there could shed some light?
I'm seeing the following several times a day from users browsing my site. I can't quite narrow it down, so I'm wondering if anyone had any ideas?
Exception Occurred: /path/to/public_html/concrete/bootstrap/start.php:290 Call to a member function send() on a non-object (1)
I'd have to spend some time tracing the code to see what the $request->send(); call is supposed to be doing, but just wondered if you concrete5 gurus out there could shed some light?
I was wondering the same thing, but it's sort of hard to track down. I'm getting around 10 or so entries per day in my reports/logs
Originally thought it had to do with another error I'm getting in mysql (SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 2006 MySQL server has gone away), which I'm working with my web host on, but the times don't seem to line up between the two error messages.
Haven't seen any effects when I browse my site. I'm also running the identical site on my Macbook with Ampps and not getting the same error, so it must be a hosting or server issue.
I guess I was just wondering if you knew what bootstrap/start.php is doing and what that object was, so I didn't have to trace the code back to find out. Just to narrow down what might be causing it.
Thanks for your help.
Originally thought it had to do with another error I'm getting in mysql (SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 2006 MySQL server has gone away), which I'm working with my web host on, but the times don't seem to line up between the two error messages.
Haven't seen any effects when I browse my site. I'm also running the identical site on my Macbook with Ampps and not getting the same error, so it must be a hosting or server issue.
I guess I was just wondering if you knew what bootstrap/start.php is doing and what that object was, so I didn't have to trace the code back to find out. Just to narrow down what might be causing it.
Thanks for your help.
I noticed that I'm getting the error showing up as well.
It is telling me that the error is at line 290 of start.php
Here's the code:
Does this have to do with forms?
Is this a bug in 5.7.4?
is it cleared up in 5.7.4.1?
It is telling me that the error is at line 290 of start.php
Here's the code:
Send it to the user * ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ $response->send();
Does this have to do with forms?
Is this a bug in 5.7.4?
is it cleared up in 5.7.4.1?
I've seen a similar error in 5.7.4.2 after moving a page to another location:
After moving the page, the old URL is still listed in Page Settings > Location > URLs to this Page. Testing any URL in the list (except for the one selected as Canonical) generates the above error. Testing a non existent URL generates the 'Page not found' error as expected - it's only additional URLs for existing pages that seem to be causing the problem.
Maybe this will help you guys track down the problem.
Can anyone confirm if additional URLs work for them in C5.7? Am I doing something wrong or is it a bug?
PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function send() on a non-object in D:\www\concrete\bootstrap\start.php on line 290
After moving the page, the old URL is still listed in Page Settings > Location > URLs to this Page. Testing any URL in the list (except for the one selected as Canonical) generates the above error. Testing a non existent URL generates the 'Page not found' error as expected - it's only additional URLs for existing pages that seem to be causing the problem.
Maybe this will help you guys track down the problem.
Can anyone confirm if additional URLs work for them in C5.7? Am I doing something wrong or is it a bug?
OK I've confirmed this error with my own project, and different environment.
I've submitted the bug report
https://www.concrete5.org/developers/bugs/5-7-4-2/additional-url-ret...
If you see the same bug, please click to confirm.
Thanks!
I've submitted the bug report
https://www.concrete5.org/developers/bugs/5-7-4-2/additional-url-ret...
If you see the same bug, please click to confirm.
Thanks!
Hi Katz515
Thanks for testing and posting as a bug - really appreciate it.
Thanks for testing and posting as a bug - really appreciate it.
OK Folks,
This pull request may resolve the error.
https://github.com/concrete5/concrete5/pull/2809...
If you modify the code according to the pull request, it could solve the problem.
This pull request may resolve the error.
https://github.com/concrete5/concrete5/pull/2809...
If you modify the code according to the pull request, it could solve the problem.
Thanks Katz515
Finally got around to testing the fix and it works for me.
When I migrated the site (without the fix) to the production server the bug seemed to disappear. I wish I could pinpoint why but the main thing is it's working.
Finally got around to testing the fix and it works for me.
When I migrated the site (without the fix) to the production server the bug seemed to disappear. I wish I could pinpoint why but the main thing is it's working.
Is there any pattern to the error - does it happen after a specific event or on a specific page?