Hello,
as in the subject, I've made an upgrade from Joomla 3.4.4 to Joomla 3.4.7. Everything works fine Chronoform and Chronoconnectivity.
In frontend, chronoform works but when I try to reach chronoform (or chronoconnectivity) in backend, I receive a 500 server error page.
I've read something similar used to happen with chronoform 4 and, to solve it, it was enough to update the version folder but in Chronoform 5 there is no more this folder, so how can I solve this issue?
Thanks in advance.
Hi Signorino,
The version folder still exists in CFv5 but should't be a problem upgrading from 3.4.4 to 3.4.7 (it might be for 3.5).
I upgraded yesterday and haven't seen any problems. If you set site Error Reporting to Maximum temporarily do you see any messages that might give a clue?
Bob
I upgraded from Joomla 3.4.4 to 3.4.8 today. Now i get a HTTP 500 Error in frontend and in backend. I get the same Error if I click "Validate Installation" in den menu.
How can I debug/analyse this issue?
Thanks for your support
Silvio
Hi Silvio,
I have upgraded my test site to 3.4. 8 and don't see any obvious problems. If you set site Error Reporting to Maximum temporarily do you see any messages that might give a clue?
Bob
Hello Greyhead,
thanks for your suggestion. I have changed my Error reporting to Maximum and I have found this response:
Fatal error: Namespace declaration statement has to be the very first statement in the script in /var/www/vhosts/mydomain/httpdocs/libraries/cegcore/admin/extensions/editors/editors_events.php on line 10
At that row I've found this value: namespace GCore\Admin\Extensions\Editors;
I don't what kind of error it could be :?
Hi Signorino,
That code at the start of the file is not from ChronoForms - I suggest that you delete it now.
Code insertions at the start of files like that can be a sign that your site has been hacked in some way.
I suggest that you check the other files on the site for similar code insertions.
Bob
Thank you GreyHead. I have had an hacking some weeks ago but I thought everything was ok, now.
I'll try to fix it and I'll search for other problems.
Hi GreyHead,
my Joomla Site was hacked aswell. It wasn't an issue of ChronoForms.
Thanks for this hint
Silvio