I'm working on a Joomla site. I have created some overrides for blog and single article, when I checked my site on local it displayed all things exactly as I want, but when I uploaded it to live some overrides for blog and single article were not showing as well as a plugin which I added on localhost. I cant understand the reason as I have checkede every thing on live, and it's working fine on local host.
NOTE: the site was already live. I added some new overrides for blog and single article. Before i uploaded new first I deleted all the existing code on live and cleared its DB, then i uploaded all new code and DB. Almost all the old things are working fine on live but not some new changes/overrides. I am using Joomla 3.5.
You have to clean your browser cache first.
Best is to install akeeba backup in localhost and then take backup and Restore in live server.
Clear your Joomla cache - it is most likely caching the old layouts, so you must clear it in order for it to display your overrides.
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We recently upgraded one of our client sites to 09.01.01 to address a Telerik vulnerability, and then had to migrate the site from managed.com to Azure due to manage.com's outage. After the upgrade, a couple of pages on the site have been uneditable using the pencil icon in the persona bar, although the rest work fine. We're aware of the workaround of going into content > pages and clicking the pencil icon there, but even then not all of the areas on the page are editable. For example, there's one instance of the HTML module on the homepage where when you click on its pencil and then click "Edit Content," it just displays a pop-up with the text but no WYSIWYG or way to actually edit. Other instances of the HTML module work fine, on other pages and even other areas of the homepage.
What's more bizarre is that we just spun up another Azure VM and created a dev site from a clone of the live site so we could troubleshoot further, and this problem does NOT occur on that site even though it's an exact copy of the live site files and database and both sites are hosted in Azure.
Does anyone have advice on what might be causing this or how to troubleshoot? My original though was to clone the page and start removing modules one by one to see if anything made a difference, but it doesn't actually remove the module when I click delete. I've read about ways to do this directly in the database, but I'd prefer to avoid that if possible, especially since we're not seeing the same problem on the cloned site.
Thank you!
Could you please see if any error appearing on the logs folder? You can see the logs here. /Portals/_default/logs/2021.02.01.log.resources? The log file name may differ based on website's logging configuration.
A similar thing can be seen from the Personal bar as well using Admin Logs.
I have a website live on the web. I've been working on the re-design for the site. I duplicated the entire site and database and worked on a test site. Now the test site is ready to go live. However, the current live site has been up for the last few weeks and content has been added as usual. How do I upload my new look for the site, with the changes I've made in the test database but at the same time not overwrite any content changes made in the current live database that were made over the past few weeks?
I want to keep the site content in the database but overwrite any module or theme data with the data from the test database.
My site is built on drupal
Thanks!
1) Upload new theme - this will apply themes changes and keep content in the live DB
2) If you have added any new content types, blocks, fields etc to your dev site then install the features modules. This will allow you to export your new features to a module, and then you can add this module to the live site to import your new features.
See this post for further discussion on the topic.
I used https://drupal.org/project/data_export_import it seems to be working well.
I am using C1 3 and am having problems with the preview pane.
The C1 site uses master pages for templates, and works correctly when published. However, it is not displaying correctly in the preview pane. It visually appears to be ignoring CSS settings.
This site was copied from an original install, on another sever, that works correctly.
Any tips and or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
*UPDATE**
In the content view, which is not working, it is using this url
http://www.abc.com/Composite/content/Frontend/Images/logo.gif
All other sites, including the published version of the site above use this url
http://cms.abc.dev/Frontend/Images/logo.gif
I am assuming the same is happening for all images and style sheet references.
However, I cannot find where this is happening. In the master page items are referenced as follows:
href="~/Frontend/Styles/layout.css"
ImageUrl="~/Frontend/Images/logo.gif"
Thats weird... have you somehow accidently configured the /Composite/Content folder as an application? Thats almost the only explanation why asp.net would expand ~ to /Composite/content/ instead of just /.
The preview-tab is handled through a wrapper-page that lives inside /Composite/content, unlike normal viewing of published pages which is handles by the root itself.
I think i found the problem...
I created a new app pool, used it, and now it works.
I guess the app pool somehow got corrupted...
To update or deploy your code to AppEngine, I just use the command:
appcfg.py update <my_app_name>
That seems to work fine, but if I made any change and try to redeploy, it does not to override with the new code. This begs the question:
What am I doing wrong?
How can I delete existing files that were previously uploaded?
You've almost certainly changed the major version ID of your app, but not set it as the default version. Go into the admin console for your app (on appengine.google.com), and set the new version as the default in the 'versions' panel.
I didn't change the version ID, but I still didn't see the new version until several minutes after "Closing update: new version is ready to start serving." I kept reloading and refreshing, and finally created a stackoverflow account and wrote a detailed message describing the problem, which I've now deleted/edited. Only then did it start working. Should Google change the message to "Closing update: new version will start serving in a few minutes"?
Here is what i did;
I made a wordpress website and i wanted to copy this to another site.
I made a backup of all the files and the database.
I changed the links to the new site.
Then i imported the database to the new site.
I installed wordpress on the new site.
But it seems that the new theme and database isnt showing.
Does anybody know what im doing wrong?
Thanks in advance
I did this just recently. I downloaded a plugin which allowed a full export of the wordpress site. I then installed a clean wordpress site on the new site and then imported the old data into the clean site usingthe import function in wordpress. It asked to map old user to new users and that was it - new site up and running. It seems this is built into WordPress 3.x
I think your problem was loading the database with the data and then installing wordpress. The way I described above took just a few minutes and was foolproof.