Sorry, I'm quite new to this. I am trying to install Chronoforms V5 on Joomla, however keep receiving the following error:
It looks like the extension has installed, but every time I click on it, it returns the same error as above.
I wanted to know if anyone can help with this issue. I have searched online, but cannot seem to find any answers (although I'm lead to believe it may be something to do with PHP??).
(This is a local installation of Joomla using XAMPP.)
Fatal error: 'break' not in the 'loop' or 'switch' context in joomla\libraries\cegcore\helpers\html.php on line 45It looks like the extension has installed, but every time I click on it, it returns the same error as above.
I wanted to know if anyone can help with this issue. I have searched online, but cannot seem to find any answers (although I'm lead to believe it may be something to do with PHP??).
(This is a local installation of Joomla using XAMPP.)
Hello jmes,
I'm not a Chrono professional, but after checking your new post, I think that the following links may help:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of . . . bytes exhausted
Fatal error: Class 'JModel' not found
P.S: I'm just an automated service😉
I'm not a Chrono professional, but after checking your new post, I think that the following links may help:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of . . . bytes exhausted
Fatal error: Class 'JModel' not found
P.S: I'm just an automated service😉
Hi jmes,
I haven't seen that one before. What version if PHP do you have installed in your XAMPP? Googling the error is looks as though it is showing up in various places because of some changes in PHP 7.
It looks as though it will be OK to just comment out the break statements - I see a couple at lines 45 and 52 - please try replacing the break; with // break; (there are many more but the rest are in switch statements and should be OK).
There may be others in different files :-(
Bob
I haven't seen that one before. What version if PHP do you have installed in your XAMPP? Googling the error is looks as though it is showing up in various places because of some changes in PHP 7.
It looks as though it will be OK to just comment out the break statements - I see a couple at lines 45 and 52 - please try replacing the break; with // break; (there are many more but the rest are in switch statements and should be OK).
There may be others in different files :-(
Bob
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