Keep getting PHP startup error in 5.7.5.10 on Bluehost with PHP version 56 (cpanelVea-php56)
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1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3 12:18:25.355 - DynaTree.persistence: Object
1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3 12:18:25.358 - Dynatree._load(): read tree structure...
1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3 12:18:25.358 - Dynatree._init(): send Ajax request...
1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3 12:18:25.359 - Object.removeChildren(false)
1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3 12:18:25.362 - Dynatree._load(): render nodes...
1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3 12:18:25.363 - Dynatree._load(): bind events...
1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3 12:18:25.364 - Dynatree._load(): postInit...
1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3 12:18:25.364 - Focus on init: Object
1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3 12:18:25.365 - dtnode._expand(true) IGNORED - Object
1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3 12:18:25.367 - Dynatree._init(): done.
1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3 12:18:25.368 - ui.dynatree._init() was called; no current default functionality.
1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3 12:18:25.761 - appendAjax failed: parsererror :
{readyState: 4, getResponseHeader: ƒ, getAllResponseHeaders: ƒ, setRequestHeader: ƒ, overrideMimeType: ƒ, …}
SyntaxError: Unexpected token { in JSON at position 2558
at JSON.parse (<anonymous>)
at m.parseJSON (jquery.js:5)
at Pb (jquery.js:5)
at x (jquery.js:5)
at XMLHttpRequest.b (jquery.js:5)
_log @ 1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3
logWarning @ 1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:4
error @ 1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3
j @ jquery.js:2
fireWith @ jquery.js:2
x @ jquery.js:5
b @ jquery.js:5
XMLHttpRequest.send (async)
(anonymous) @ VM836:1
send @ jquery.js:5
ajax @ jquery.js:5
appendAjax @ 1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3
_reloadAjax @ 1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3
_load @ 1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:3
_create @ 1fa7dba03b19edfe8147ca83564ce549f19ef0e3.js:4
(anonymous) @ jquery-ui.js:6
_createWidget @ jquery-ui.js:6
e.(anonymous function).(anonymous function) @ jquery-ui.js:6
(anonymous) @ jquery-ui.js:6
each @ jquery.js:2
each @ jquery.js:2
e.fn.(anonymous function) @ jquery-ui.js:6
setupTree @ 0f66c7f59d812c09a8e6f412f4a98bf5364dc2f7.js:1
d @ 0f66c7f59d812c09a8e6f412f4a98bf5364dc2f7.js:1
(anonymous) @ 0f66c7f59d812c09a8e6f412f4a98bf5364dc2f7.js:1
each @ jquery.js:2
b.fn.concreteSitemap @ 0f66c7f59d812c09a8e6f412f4a98bf5364dc2f7.js:1
(anonymous) @ full:292
j @ jquery.js:2
fireWith @ jquery.js:2
ready @ jquery.js:2
J @ jquery.js:2
This is a sad outcome for you and for c5. The precedent of hosting being tailored to a specific CMS is worrying. For maximum uptake, c5 must aim to be as host-agnostic as possible; eg, I'm looking forward to improvements in c5's ability to handle aggressive caching (such as Varnish) which is becoming increasingly prevalent.
I wonder if this means needing to support non-standard Wordpress-optimised environments. Maybe c5 needs a 'Wordpress Quirks' mode.