Hi,
After automatic upgrade to Joomla! 3.4.0 Stable, I have this 1064 error again !
Cache purged, last NSP GK5 version re-installed (found on Gavick modules downloads)
module saved again.
Did you find a stable fix for that issue ?
Thanks
1064 error ! Joomla! 3.4.0 Stable
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- Thu Mar 19, 2015 11:10 am
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Well, I could restore the website using this way :
go to backend / Modules / filter with module News Show Pro GK5 to display only modules using NSPgk5
unpublish all of them (the frontend is active again)
publish 1 by 1 and test the frontend to see what module gives the problem
Once found the responsible, edit - set cache to none then save
the website should work normally then.
go to backend / Modules / filter with module News Show Pro GK5 to display only modules using NSPgk5
unpublish all of them (the frontend is active again)
publish 1 by 1 and test the frontend to see what module gives the problem
Once found the responsible, edit - set cache to none then save
the website should work normally then.
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- Thu Mar 19, 2015 11:03 pm
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hi
today i changed my server. GK5 have problem with this new one in john template and the pictures do not loaded . tried to fix it but got 1064 error and fix it after 6 h! . what can i do? i can send the administrator user ans pw as private email if needed.
www.sundedata.no
today i changed my server. GK5 have problem with this new one in john template and the pictures do not loaded . tried to fix it but got 1064 error and fix it after 6 h! . what can i do? i can send the administrator user ans pw as private email if needed.
www.sundedata.no
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- Thu Mar 26, 2015 2:42 pm
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Hi Sunde
did you try unpublish every modules using NSPGK5 ?
This is the 1rst thing I did to find the problem was about NSP. After unpublish, I could see the website was restored
In my case I didn't have problems with images, so try my idea to see if images go back when NSPGK5 module positions are unpublished.
If yes, publish NSPGK5 positions 1 by 1 to focus on the module that gives the problem.
did you try unpublish every modules using NSPGK5 ?
This is the 1rst thing I did to find the problem was about NSP. After unpublish, I could see the website was restored
In my case I didn't have problems with images, so try my idea to see if images go back when NSPGK5 module positions are unpublished.
If yes, publish NSPGK5 positions 1 by 1 to focus on the module that gives the problem.
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