Missing Save button in Page Properties and New Page - help!
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I recently migrated my site to a new server and had to rename all the mySQL tables using caps/lower-case (see the attached Word file for a complete list of table names).
Everything works except for Page Properties and New Page (in Sitemap), where the the Save and Cancel buttons are missing (see attached image). A huge problem since I can't add new pages or change page properties! Help!
This link suggests atTextareaSettings not atTextAreaSettings is correct - but neither gives my buttons back! See https://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/usage/page-properties-sav...
I really hope someone can help...
-=Rich=-
http://www.richcutler.co.uk
Everything works except for Page Properties and New Page (in Sitemap), where the the Save and Cancel buttons are missing (see attached image). A huge problem since I can't add new pages or change page properties! Help!
This link suggests atTextareaSettings not atTextAreaSettings is correct - but neither gives my buttons back! See https://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/usage/page-properties-sav...
I really hope someone can help...
-=Rich=-
http://www.richcutler.co.uk
Anyone? Please...
Do you have Example FAQ installed? I found this thread about missing save buttonshttp://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/installation/save-button-...
Unfortunately I don't have any ideas beyond that.
Unfortunately I don't have any ideas beyond that.
Thanks. No - don't have that add-on.
The site worked fine until migrated to a new server, which took hours and because of the database naming problem (and which is still probably the problem). So much for "Concrete5 was designed for ease of use, for users with a minimum of technical skills"!
The site worked fine until migrated to a new server, which took hours and because of the database naming problem (and which is still probably the problem). So much for "Concrete5 was designed for ease of use, for users with a minimum of technical skills"!
Hello,
You might want to consider that the problem could be elsewhere.
Have you tried re-uploading all the files?
Maybe a CSS issue? (i know you said it worked before moving but you never know)
My point is, unless you have strong evidence for the table names theory (I checked your table names they seem correct) you should look elsewhere.
And to be honest, this problem has nothing to do with C5, you would have the same issue with other systems. It's a Windows/Linux difference issue.
You might want to consider that the problem could be elsewhere.
Have you tried re-uploading all the files?
Maybe a CSS issue? (i know you said it worked before moving but you never know)
My point is, unless you have strong evidence for the table names theory (I checked your table names they seem correct) you should look elsewhere.
And to be honest, this problem has nothing to do with C5, you would have the same issue with other systems. It's a Windows/Linux difference issue.
(NB: using the Database Case Sensitivity Migration add-on makes no difference!)