Woops! You've sent more messages that we can handle.
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I was testing the private message function and got an error that said I'd sent more messages . . .
I've sent . . . ONE.
Any ideas?
I've sent . . . ONE.
Any ideas?
Check your server load.
can you post a screenie of the error,
Here's the screenshot. Server load is not the issue btw.
what does your error log say? and can you send pms with another account?
12345j its a c5 thing,
wworsham make sure all files were uploaded correctly
or if you want, in your site.php try
wworsham make sure all files were uploaded correctly
or if you want, in your site.php try
The site was installed via One-Click installs on my Dreamhost account. I"ll check the site.php file
thats probbably the problem, they usually bork something up
I know I'm being a noob here, but where do I find my site.php? Is it possible that I need to create it? It's not in the home directory for the site.
config/site.php
added this to my site.php
// private message limitations
Define('USER_PRIVATE_MESSAGE_MAX', '20'); // number of messages that can be sent within USER_PRIVATE_MESSAGE_MAX_TIME_SPAN
Define('USER_PRIVATE_MESSAGE_MAX_TIME_SPAN', '15'); // minutes
still getting the error
// private message limitations
Define('USER_PRIVATE_MESSAGE_MAX', '20'); // number of messages that can be sent within USER_PRIVATE_MESSAGE_MAX_TIME_SPAN
Define('USER_PRIVATE_MESSAGE_MAX_TIME_SPAN', '15'); // minutes
still getting the error
Have tried with different accounts same problem. Thanks for all the help from everyone.
Ok here's what the entire file looks like:
<?php define('DB_SERVER', 'mysql.ata115.com'); define('DB_USERNAME', 'ata115com6'); define('DB_PASSWORD', '********'); define('DB_DATABASE', 'ata115_com_6'); define('BASE_URL', 'http://www.ata115.com'); define('DIR_REL', ''); define('PASSWORD_SALT', 'CyNooR3IXaSUy6GT6XEevKqMmYfbWXaBXjCaEh23n0cqraTij6r3kiNVpYMKbfZV'); // private message limitations Define('USER_PRIVATE_MESSAGE_MAX', '20'); // number of messages that can be sent within USER_PRIVATE_MESSAGE_MAX_TIME_SPAN Define('USER_PRIVATE_MESSAGE_MAX_TIME_SPAN', '15'); // minutes
you need an ending php tag
Ok put it ?> to close the php code and
still getting the over the limit error page
still getting the over the limit error page
i would try re-uploading the /concrete folder, i think a file didn't make it
I'm having the same problem on a fresh installation of concrete 5.4.1.1 [installed manually].
I believe I have found the problem. I reported the bug earlier and it appears to relate. It appears that the user attributes related to messaging are not installed in a non-sample content default installation of concrete5.4.1.1 (or at least they were missing for me and several others).
You need to make sure that BOTH attributes related to messaging are present as user attributes.
One of the following actions corrected the problem I was having:
1.) I checked to make sure that both the recipient and sender both had the "I would like to receive private messages." attribute enabled (and set for Yes).
2.) I added the other missing attribute "Send me email notifications when I receive a private message." as a user attribute.
3.) I configured the email notification attribute and set it for 'Yes' for both the sender and recipient.
I imagine it was the 1st or 2nd point that did the trick.
Check your user attributes. Make sure you have both attributes related to messaging configured. Check both the sender and recipient to make sure the private messaging is enabled.
This might spawn additional bug reports (such as does the "Send Message" button appears if the sender doesn't have PMs enabled?). I'll look into if I have an opportunity.
Hope that helps!
You need to make sure that BOTH attributes related to messaging are present as user attributes.
One of the following actions corrected the problem I was having:
1.) I checked to make sure that both the recipient and sender both had the "I would like to receive private messages." attribute enabled (and set for Yes).
2.) I added the other missing attribute "Send me email notifications when I receive a private message." as a user attribute.
3.) I configured the email notification attribute and set it for 'Yes' for both the sender and recipient.
I imagine it was the 1st or 2nd point that did the trick.
Check your user attributes. Make sure you have both attributes related to messaging configured. Check both the sender and recipient to make sure the private messaging is enabled.
This might spawn additional bug reports (such as does the "Send Message" button appears if the sender doesn't have PMs enabled?). I'll look into if I have an opportunity.
Hope that helps!
Since the attribute list page is currently 404 in the documentation, could you tell me what the Send me email notifications when I receive a private message attribute is supposed to look like? thanks
Logged-in as an admin, i can send PMs out no problem, but all other users get the "Woops" error.
I've tried all of the above to no avail on my site.
Strange.
Any suggestions?
I've tried all of the above to no avail on my site.
Strange.
Any suggestions?
Using 5.4.1.1
I was getting the "Woops" message for all users, including admin.
My site.php enables unlimited messages:
define('USER_PRIVATE_MESSAGE_MAX',0);
define('USER_PRIVATE_MESSAGE_MAX_TIME_SPAN',0);
To get messages to work at all, I needed to add the user attribute "profile_private_messages_enabled" and turn it on for each user.
Looking in concrete/models/userinfo.php, the sendPrivateMessage() method does a test on another undefined attribute "profile_private_messages_notification_enabled". While this attribute is undefined, the method will exit without setting a return value - so forcing it to "return true" will fix the error, as will adding the attribute.
I was getting the "Woops" message for all users, including admin.
My site.php enables unlimited messages:
define('USER_PRIVATE_MESSAGE_MAX',0);
define('USER_PRIVATE_MESSAGE_MAX_TIME_SPAN',0);
To get messages to work at all, I needed to add the user attribute "profile_private_messages_enabled" and turn it on for each user.
Looking in concrete/models/userinfo.php, the sendPrivateMessage() method does a test on another undefined attribute "profile_private_messages_notification_enabled". While this attribute is undefined, the method will exit without setting a return value - so forcing it to "return true" will fix the error, as will adding the attribute.
