recently I installed pgAdmin 4. It was working without any problems until yesterday when I opened it and was greeted with this screen.
Does anyone have possible solutions?
Go to C:\Users\YOUR_USER_NAME\AppData\Roaming and delete pgAdmin folder.
It will clear all pgAdmin preferences and passwords and restore the default user interface.
Right click on the refresh button and select Empty Cache and Hard Reload
Open pgAdmin4 again & Check if that helps.
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No file tab no anything, only shows object tab and that's it.
Here is a screenshot, I restarted the pgAdmin server multiple times and reloaded the webpage still same window.
using latest version of pgAdmin4.
using windows 10.
Just had the same problem and solved it using this:
Right click on the page and select inspect (Google Chrome)
Go to console
Type in pgAdmin.Settings.show()
Hope this resolves your question!
I recently upgraded 8 websites to DNN v. 09.02.02 (178), one of them is the host/main site and has additional menu options. On this site I am unable to edit pages, you can open the Pages list and see the pages but when you click on one all you get is an error (An error has occurred) so you cant get to the page properties. I need to change permissions and delete a page but am unable to do so. The other 7 websites all work fine in this regard. Any ideas?
What happens if you navigate to a page, put it in Edit mode, and click the edit page (gear) icon at the bottom?
I've not encountered any problems editing pages in 9.2.2. I think that they were all upgraded from earlier 9.x or a clean 9.2.2 install. From which version of DNN did you upgrade?
Are there any errors in the Admin Log (Event Log)? Or in the /Portals/a_default/logs directory?
I've got DNN Community Edition 06.02.01
It happens that, while site management, suddenly, all modules' editing icons suddenly disappear.
I really have no idea what I'm doing to make it happens...
Someone knows what's make those icons disappear?
No IIS reset works.
Only restoring the previous database backup works.
It seems that I make something that change the DB so that that icons disappears...
Please check in Top DNN Panel => Right Side => DropDownList control => Select Edit Mode instead of View Mode.
Make sure you are login with your Host OR Admin login credential.
I'm currently working with a client right now that clicked to update a plugin on WordPress. He's unaware of what plugin it was that he updated because he's clicked update in the past for other plugins and they just updated, so he paid little attention to what it was he clicked.
His site is still up, but when I try to get into the back end using /wp-admin I'm hit with a message that states:
Database Update Required
WordPress has been updated! Before we send you on your way, we have to update your database to the newest version.
The update process may take a little while, so please be patient.
Update Wordpress Database
When I click on the button that says "Update WordPress Database" it does nothing. The browser spins and then shows me a blank white page with Wordpress at the top. I'm at a loss because I can't even login, it doesn't give me the option.
Any thoughts on what is happening? Thanks a bunch in advance for the assistance.
This is due to a missmatch between the databases versions you said you are using in the settings.
Please follow this steps:
Go to /wp-include/ folder and open the version.php.
Find the value for $wp_db_version, and write it down.
Now, open your database, check in the table called wp_options
Find the db_version value:
SELECT option_value FROM yourdatabase.wp_options WHERE option_name = 'db_version';
Those two values must be the same. Change it in the version.php file, not the database.
Source: http://wpquestions.com/question/showChrono/id/4151
Restarting php-fpm service helped me, it clears cache on restart
sudo service php5-fpm restart
Hope that helps some folks out there.
Try clearing your browser cache
The option db_upgraded isn’t getting set by the upgrade process.
Try this: go to /wp-admin/options.php. Fill the field db_upgraded with a 0 (zero). Hit Save Changes.
This is due to a missmatch between the databases versions you said you are using in the settings.
Please follow this steps:
Go to /wp-include/ folder and open the version.php.
Find the value for $wp_db_version, and write it down.
Open your database, check in the table called wp_options
Find the db_version value:
SELECT option_value FROM yourdatabase.wp_options WHERE option_name = 'db_version';
Those two values must be the same. Change it in the version.php file, not the database.
Here's an interesting problem. On a recently installed Server 2008 64bit I opened IE and through the Tools -> Options I changed the homepage to iGoogle.com. Clicked okay and then clicked the homepage button. IE crashes.
Now you'd think that I could just remove iGoogle as the homepage but when I open IE it immediately goes to that page and crashes on open.
Obviously I'd prefer to find a solution to why IE is crashing on the iGoogle page but just to get IE running again I need to remove iGoogle as the homepage. Is there anyway to do this without opening IE?
Control Panel -> Internet Options
Looking at the registry, the start page seems to be stored in
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\Start Page
You could do it through the control panel, but you could also supply a url as a parameter to iexplore.exe.
start » run » iexplore about:blank
Two ways:
Control Panel->Internet Options
Start->Run... "%windir%\system32\inetcpl.cpl"
Not sure about IE7 on Windows Server 2008, but for IE6 the start page is stored in a registry key "Start Page" in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main.
The answer is posted, but here's how you can discover the answer without having to ask 1: Set the homepage to something random ie FindMeKeyForURL.com
2: Search the registry for it
3: Extract it out and modify it, now you can deploy the .reg file