Hello,
you have a file called menu.js that creates problems. It is full of unicode symbols that stop it from working. That probably has a spillover effect on the javascript needed by the editing function.

Fix that file and you should be back in business

Thank you for spending your time on the problem.
But it seems to be a tough one
I have removed all javascript and tried a standard thema, but the problem is still there.

Could you describe what happened?
Can you login? IS the toolbar still visible on top?

What is it exactly that's not working?

I can see the toolbar, but when I go into edit mode and then save the changes, comes a box with header errors and text from that block is red and I have to select cancel.

Then I get the message access denied. When I choose exit, the program is completely going out of EditMode and I have to log in again.

Then I choose a different theme (plain yogert or Terra), I can save, but when I have been in html mode it is all the same story again as with my own theme.

It sounds like something might be seriously off with your install.


Can you reproduce the issue on one of our trial sites:
http://www.concrete5.org/about/trial...

If so, try editing with a different browser. Sometimes some of the toolbar extensions and whatnot people install can conflict with concrete5

I have tried IE10, Firefox and Chrome with all give the same bad result on my own site.
What is the best clean standard theme to use to test my own site?

C5 works fine on trial sites. (With Chrome, that is my standard)

Could you copy/paste here the "header errors" you are mentioning?

Fejl = Error

It does not say much. Error in the title and the contents of the block in red tone.

Incidentally, The theme is Plain Yogurt.
Edit and Save is OK, but when I go into HTML mode and not even choose Update but Cancel I get the error

Attach is the code behind the error box

Have you tried removing your meta keywords? I actually don't know any search engine still using keywords in their indexing, and Google stopped that altogether in 2009 (not really certain on the date, though). Also, using | (pipe) in keywords has never been a good idea since they should be comma delimited. | (pipe) is a two bit character that in most cases means OR, and if you look at your error you can see the pipe has been removed and might be the reason of your (parsing) error.

In Denmark Google is the number one search engine, so by removing the meta keywords you will not loose any ranking (unless you target a special search engine still using keywords in their indexing).

So try to either remove the below completely:


Or change it to:


This might, or might not, be the reason of your error. Either way you should change it.

Can you post some screengrabs of what you are seeing. There is some info on making screengrabs in this howto:
http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/editors/getting-help...

your version of C5 was updated to 5.6.1.2.
What was the version you updated from? The one you had before updating?

In recent times I have used various standard themes when editing the page. It has gone well long but then came problems without something was changed on the page. Have been using "Plain Yogurt" a day and only once reported the error.

Conclusion: C5 is very critical of the themes that are not proven and widely used

Update from ver 5.6.1.1 to version 5.6.1.2 (90% sure)