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I was trying to edit "My_Site_Name" and I get the following error message
{"aID":"58","arHandle":"Global","cID":"36","isGlobalBlock":true,"error":false,"bID":"41"}


I get the same error message when I try to update content on any page. I have tried to clear the cache, I have disabled caching - nothing has helped. I have no idea why this is happening. Any ideas?

the site is naturallyfitfoods.com/gms
globalnerds
 
Mnkras replied on at Permalink Reply
Mnkras
#1 link is broken,

#2 its usually a cache issue, try manually removing the contents of /files/cache
jordanlev replied on at Permalink Reply
jordanlev
This could also be caused if you are loading the same javascript file twice (some js is loaded by Concrete5 automatically -- for example, jquery -- so if you also include it yourself you will get weird errors). Or if you've made your own javascript file for something, it could be an error in the javascript code (which you'll need to step through with Firebug in order to track down).

See:
http://www.concrete5.org/index.php?cID=102783#104756...
TravisN replied on at Permalink Reply
TravisN
I have been getting this error too. Jordenlev is right, it's javascript that is the problem. The issue for me however was not within concrete but safari. The error started happening out of the blue and I couldn't work out why, then I checked the safari extensions. The DivX HiQ extension (official release from DivX) was causing the problem. Once disabled, Concrete5 would update with no problems.

My version of DivX HiQ is 2.1.1.94 for those interested.
globalnerds replied on at Permalink Best Answer Reply
globalnerds
Removing the DivX HiQ extension worked.

For anyone out there who wants to know how to do this go to the following in the top menu:

Safari > preferences > extensions

from there you can remove the extension.

Easy fix! :)