Call to a member function display() on boolean
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I was editing a site, saw a misspelled word, edited it and saved the edit as usual. It was very slow and did not return to the page so I could exit edit mode and save my change. I went for a cup of coffee and, when I returned, I had a blank page with error:
An unexpected error occurred.
Call to a member function display() on boolean
I still have the tool bar and can access dashboard. Site looks fine when logged out. Super user is the only user currently set up. I did set up an alternative admin user and got the same results. This occurs on every page as long as I am logged in.
using 5.7.5.6
Can someone help?
An unexpected error occurred.
Call to a member function display() on boolean
I still have the tool bar and can access dashboard. Site looks fine when logged out. Super user is the only user currently set up. I did set up an alternative admin user and got the same results. This occurs on every page as long as I am logged in.
using 5.7.5.6
Can someone help?
Thanks for your response.
I was editing a content block just prior to this error. I had changed to theme Palette about a week prior but it had been responding well. I had been tweaking the content all week and it was responding just like I would expect a concrete5 site to. I did switch back to to Elemental and I still get the same error. Yes, it is every page as long as I am logged in.
All have full page template...empty page/projects/blog types...doesn't seem to matter
That day. I was having issues when my internet connection would momentarily "go away." Could that have caused this? I didn't actually see what happened as I went to the kitchen to grab some coffee.
Should I just re-install from my last backup? :-(
I was editing a content block just prior to this error. I had changed to theme Palette about a week prior but it had been responding well. I had been tweaking the content all week and it was responding just like I would expect a concrete5 site to. I did switch back to to Elemental and I still get the same error. Yes, it is every page as long as I am logged in.
All have full page template...empty page/projects/blog types...doesn't seem to matter
That day. I was having issues when my internet connection would momentarily "go away." Could that have caused this? I didn't actually see what happened as I went to the kitchen to grab some coffee.
Should I just re-install from my last backup? :-(
Do you have access to the server logs? Usually PHP will output the exact location that caused the error. It will give the line number of the file that triggered it. Thats the best way to find out exactly what went wrong.
You can enable the same type of error output from C5, but its considered sensitive information so its best not to have that enabled on a live site. Another option is flushing the cache. If you can't get into the admin dashboard, theres a command line tool you can run inside concrete/bin, but again that requires server access.
You can enable the same type of error output from C5, but its considered sensitive information so its best not to have that enabled on a live site. Another option is flushing the cache. If you can't get into the admin dashboard, theres a command line tool you can run inside concrete/bin, but again that requires server access.
Thanks! Found it. It was a theme I had installed and not activated that was interfering. I uninstalled the theme and life is good again!
Happens on every page? Or only certain page types? Have you made an recent changes that could have caused the issue? The code causing issues the issue could be in a block or in the theme files.