G'Day,
All was well with this version and then I came to make a change to a form today and when I clicked on Components.Chrono Forms I got an error back from IE saying it could not open the page. I tried again with the same result. Then I tried FireFox same deal. Then I did this all again on a non Vista box just to make sure it wasnt that particular box.
I get no errors and literally a blank page. No HTML at all. The form still works in the front end fine. I *think* the only thing that changed is that I installed J1.5.1 between Chrono working and the current situation.
Has anyone else seen this behaviour or can give me any insight onto how I go about tracking this down? I am running J! in legacy mode and all the other components I have installed are functioning just fine.
TIA
All was well with this version and then I came to make a change to a form today and when I clicked on Components.Chrono Forms I got an error back from IE saying it could not open the page. I tried again with the same result. Then I tried FireFox same deal. Then I did this all again on a non Vista box just to make sure it wasnt that particular box.
I get no errors and literally a blank page. No HTML at all. The form still works in the front end fine. I *think* the only thing that changed is that I installed J1.5.1 between Chrono working and the current situation.
Has anyone else seen this behaviour or can give me any insight onto how I go about tracking this down? I am running J! in legacy mode and all the other components I have installed are functioning just fine.
TIA
Hi TheEdge,
Someone else has just posted about a 'Restricted Access' problem with the latest Joomla Release Candidate. I'm not sure if this is the same problem or not.
The blank page problem has been around for a while - usually the answer is to turn off GZip compression in Joomla 1.5. But this was a problem with 1.5.0 too.
Bob
PS You don't need legacy mode for ChronoForms v2.5<br><br>Post edited by: GreyHead, at: 2008/02/25 13:52
Someone else has just posted about a 'Restricted Access' problem with the latest Joomla Release Candidate. I'm not sure if this is the same problem or not.
The blank page problem has been around for a while - usually the answer is to turn off GZip compression in Joomla 1.5. But this was a problem with 1.5.0 too.
Bob
PS You don't need legacy mode for ChronoForms v2.5<br><br>Post edited by: GreyHead, at: 2008/02/25 13:52
GreyHead,
Yep my issue was not the same as the restricted access problem. It turned out that GZip compression was the culprit. Is this a problem with this component (when its on) or is it a more general J! issue?
--TheEdge
PS. Legacy mode is on for other components.
Yep my issue was not the same as the restricted access problem. It turned out that GZip compression was the culprit. Is this a problem with this component (when its on) or is it a more general J! issue?
--TheEdge
PS. Legacy mode is on for other components.
Hi The Edge,
I'm not sure why the GZip is a problem - it's something to do with the way Max has it set up to create a page object and GZip hiccups if everything's not in the right sequence. If that sounds vague & waffly it is!
Hopefully this one should be fixed for the next release of ChronoForms. There is a hack that comments out a line and seems to work too but I'm no longer sure if the hack isn't fixing another hack so I'm leaving it to Max to sort out.
Bob
I'm not sure why the GZip is a problem - it's something to do with the way Max has it set up to create a page object and GZip hiccups if everything's not in the right sequence. If that sounds vague & waffly it is!
Hopefully this one should be fixed for the next release of ChronoForms. There is a hack that comments out a line and seems to work too but I'm no longer sure if the hack isn't fixing another hack so I'm leaving it to Max to sort out.
Bob
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