Concrete 5.6 jQuery cookie issue
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Hey,
I just attempted to install the new C5 installation (which looks great btw) on my hosting provider (name.com), however I am getting a '406' error on the installation when it is trying to load the 'concrete/js/jquery.cookie.js' file.
A bit of looking around online suggests that some hosts have a 'mod_security' rule which prevents loading up files with '.cookie' in the name.
The immediate workaround I can come up with for this is to rename the file, and any places it might be referenced in the source; however this isn't ideal as should I upgrade later, I'm sure the issue might possibly present itself again.
I didn't know if anyone had come across this issue as of yet?
Cheers,
Dan
I just attempted to install the new C5 installation (which looks great btw) on my hosting provider (name.com), however I am getting a '406' error on the installation when it is trying to load the 'concrete/js/jquery.cookie.js' file.
A bit of looking around online suggests that some hosts have a 'mod_security' rule which prevents loading up files with '.cookie' in the name.
The immediate workaround I can come up with for this is to rename the file, and any places it might be referenced in the source; however this isn't ideal as should I upgrade later, I'm sure the issue might possibly present itself again.
I didn't know if anyone had come across this issue as of yet?
Cheers,
Dan
Does the file definitely exist?
Yeah - I fixed it by changing the two scripts filenames to 'jquerycookie.js' and then changing two files in the Concrete5 library to get past the issue. I believe the files were:
/concrete/single_pages/install.php
/concrete/core/controllers/single_pages/dashboard/system/backup_restore/backup.php
Was then able to install without any issue! Definitely a permissions thing.
D
/concrete/single_pages/install.php
/concrete/core/controllers/single_pages/dashboard/system/backup_restore/backup.php
Was then able to install without any issue! Definitely a permissions thing.
D
I might have similar issue cause Firebug says:
"NetworkError: 406 Not Acceptable -http://dev.domain.org/concrete/js/jquery.cookie.js"...
Edit: The issue was the same and renaming the jquery.cookie.js to another and fix those files linking into it fixed the installation.
"NetworkError: 406 Not Acceptable -http://dev.domain.org/concrete/js/jquery.cookie.js"...
Edit: The issue was the same and renaming the jquery.cookie.js to another and fix those files linking into it fixed the installation.
