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Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
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Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
After updating joomla from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0, there seems to be a problem with the Backend.. I could see the login page but after signing, empty white screen came up, any idea?
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
me too.. Worst upgrade ever.. I just broke a bunch of websites..
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
I'm trying to disable some extensions in the database.. do you use k2 or Seblod? trying to figure out what could be in common between our websites..
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
I use K2 for all my sites..
I've also noticed that all my broken sites are hosted with Siteground. Unusual that they have a problem such as this.
All my other joomla sites not hosted with siteground seemed to have dodged a bullet and work fine (and they run K2 as well, so it seems the problem is not tied specifically to K2 sites)
I've submitted a support ticket to siteground, and will report back here if I find any useful info.
I've also noticed that all my broken sites are hosted with Siteground. Unusual that they have a problem such as this.
All my other joomla sites not hosted with siteground seemed to have dodged a bullet and work fine (and they run K2 as well, so it seems the problem is not tied specifically to K2 sites)
I've submitted a support ticket to siteground, and will report back here if I find any useful info.
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
thinking on other extensions that I use on all my (now broken) sites:
Akeeba
T3
K2
JCE
RS Forms Pro
cache cleaner (no numbers)
All hosted with Siteground
Akeeba
T3
K2
JCE
RS Forms Pro
cache cleaner (no numbers)
All hosted with Siteground
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
I am having the same problem ....how can I go back to the older version below is the error I am seeing
Argument 1 passed to Joomla\CMS\Component\Router\Rules\MenuRules::__construct() must be an instance of Joomla\CMS\Component\Router\RouterView, instance of ContactRouter given,
Argument 1 passed to Joomla\CMS\Component\Router\Rules\MenuRules::__construct() must be an instance of Joomla\CMS\Component\Router\RouterView, instance of ContactRouter given,
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
Do you use Akeeba? Taken any back ups lately?7701707 wrote:I am having the same problem ....how can I go back to the older version below is the error I am seeing
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
I face the same problem and what I did was, I FTP Joomla 3.7.5 and extract the files and backend is back again.
Last edited by siamnaulak on Wed Sep 20, 2017 5:36 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
No I did not use Akeeba
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
Similar problem except I lost my front end index page. The message displayed was "Direct Access to this location is not allowed."
I rebuilt the site back to the previous version from an Akeeba backup and I won't try an upgrade until this issue is solved.
The failed site is quite busy with plenty of extensions. It is hosted with Liquid Web. I need to try an update on a secondary domain using the original Joomla site's data.
I did the update on some simple sites hosted locally on a CentOS7 server with Webmin. All of them (4) updated fine.
I rebuilt the site back to the previous version from an Akeeba backup and I won't try an upgrade until this issue is solved.
The failed site is quite busy with plenty of extensions. It is hosted with Liquid Web. I need to try an update on a secondary domain using the original Joomla site's data.
I did the update on some simple sites hosted locally on a CentOS7 server with Webmin. All of them (4) updated fine.
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
I'm in a similar position, with a very vanilla Joomla setup. Just to clarify: did you upload the Joomla_3.7.5-Stable-Full_Package tar or zip file and just extract the files for the previous version? And that brought your site back to life again?siamnaulak wrote:I face the same problem and what I did was, I FTP Joomla 3.7.5 and extract the files and backend is back again.
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
Okay, here is what I did to solve the issue:
1) Open your extensions table in the database. (you must back it up)
2) Disable all 3rd party extensions except for Joomla default ones.
3) Try to log in you Backend again.
4) Re-enable the extensions one by one till you get to what is causing the issue.
5) Bottom line: Update all extensions just before updating Joomla.
Good luck
1) Open your extensions table in the database. (you must back it up)
2) Disable all 3rd party extensions except for Joomla default ones.
3) Try to log in you Backend again.
4) Re-enable the extensions one by one till you get to what is causing the issue.
5) Bottom line: Update all extensions just before updating Joomla.
Good luck
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
how can I access to the database? you mean the cPanel or PHPmyadmin?Skunka wrote:Okay, here is what I did to solve the issue:
1) Open your extensions table in the database. (you must back it up)
2) Disable all 3rd party extensions except for Joomla default ones.
3) Try to log in you Backend again.
4) Re-enable the extensions one by one till you get to what is causing the issue.
5) Bottom line: Update all extensions just before updating Joomla.
Good luck
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
Hi,
Same problem for me on 1 website (no problem on dozens).
No problem on front-end, just on backend sending me a 500 error after login.
Upgrading from 3.7.4 to 3.8
Lot of same third party extensions are used on other websites whitout problem, like :
- akeeba backup
- akeeba admin tools
- acymailing
- sp page builder
- JCE
- Nextend system
- smart slider 3
I will try to deactivate theses third party extensions, one by one from database.
Wait, hope and see...
Same problem for me on 1 website (no problem on dozens).
No problem on front-end, just on backend sending me a 500 error after login.
Upgrading from 3.7.4 to 3.8
Lot of same third party extensions are used on other websites whitout problem, like :
- akeeba backup
- akeeba admin tools
- acymailing
- sp page builder
- JCE
- Nextend system
- smart slider 3
I will try to deactivate theses third party extensions, one by one from database.
Wait, hope and see...
"Better to illuminate than to shine." - https://www.dolmenhir.fr
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
I have fix my website.
I have deactivated the mod "SP Page Builder admin menu" and now i can access to the backend.
My SP page builder is an older version (2.1)
I will upgrade it to the last version and try to reactivate the admin menu.
I have deactivated the mod "SP Page Builder admin menu" and now i can access to the backend.
My SP page builder is an older version (2.1)
I will upgrade it to the last version and try to reactivate the admin menu.
"Better to illuminate than to shine." - https://www.dolmenhir.fr
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
All it's ok after the upgrade.dolmenhir wrote: I will upgrade it to the last version and try to reactivate the admin menu.
Try to deactivate first the third party extensions which interact with the administrator environnement.
Maybe theses informations will help other to solve their problems.
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
I found out where the problem is
I will update soon but for sure it is coming from the library folder
exactly from third parties add-ons
I will update soon but for sure it is coming from the library folder
exactly from third parties add-ons
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
7701707 wrote:I will update soon but for sure it is coming from the library folder
Normally 3rd party components don't write into the library folder.
I had the same problem with 3.8 and 2 older sites updated from 2.5 a year ago.

Erase the joomla libraries/cms, ibraries/joomla and, libraries/src folder and replace them by the folders from the original 3.8 version.
I am pretty sure this will do the job.

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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
Erase the joomla libraries/cms, ibraries/joomla and, libraries/src folder and replace them by the folders from the original 3.8 version.
Best tip ever!!! Thanks, that did the trick for me. It's impossible to find out which folders have been manipulated by some outdated plugins (long history of joomla installation), so this was really helpful!!

Best tip ever!!! Thanks, that did the trick for me. It's impossible to find out which folders have been manipulated by some outdated plugins (long history of joomla installation), so this was really helpful!!

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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
This update is not good when it disables the backend.
I have SP page builder as well.
I would suggest enabling the debugging mode to discover what else beside Sp page builder can cause a problem.
I have SP page builder as well.
I would suggest enabling the debugging mode to discover what else beside Sp page builder can cause a problem.
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
For me it was the SP page builder Module! I hope it helps others
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
I dont have SP page builder, but DO have this issue. ALL of my extensions are running the very latest updates .
"Error 0 Call to undefined method JadminCssMenu::AddChild()"
"Error 0 Call to undefined method JadminCssMenu::AddChild()"
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
did you try to cancel all extensions? you have to do it one by one though from phpmyadmin and put the value to 0mikerotec wrote:I dont have SP page builder, but DO have this issue. ALL of my extensions are running the very latest updates .
"Error 0 Call to undefined method JadminCssMenu::AddChild()"
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
After this update I lost my recaptcha ability for everything.
I wish I had never updated. I read the info and understood it is not a big update. In this update they have played with urls , maybe that's the problem
I wish I had never updated. I read the info and understood it is not a big update. In this update they have played with urls , maybe that's the problem
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
IMO they should have saved the ROUTER CHANGES for version 4.0
GIVE US A STABLE JOOMLA FOR A WHILE, PLEASE!
GIVE US A STABLE JOOMLA FOR A WHILE, PLEASE!
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
Could I do this prior to the updating to 3.8? Then run the update normally...DHoeschen wrote:7701707 wrote:I will update soon but for sure it is coming from the library folder
Normally 3rd party components don't write into the library folder.
I had the same problem with 3.8 and 2 older sites updated from 2.5 a year ago.![]()
Erase the joomla libraries/cms, ibraries/joomla and, libraries/src folder and replace them by the folders from the original 3.8 version.
I am pretty sure this will do the job.
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
This is the only part of this entire "me too" topic that I will be responding to:Skunka wrote:After updating joomla from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0, there seems to be a problem with the Backend.. I could see the login page but after signing, empty white screen came up, any idea?
Another piece of good advice—for when you have the "empty white screen" problem—is to enable Joomla's debug mode (there are many ways to enable Joomla's debug mode even if you cannot login to your website)!Skunka wrote:Okay, here is what I did to solve the issue:
1) Open your extensions table in the database. (you must back it up)
2) Disable all 3rd party extensions except for Joomla default ones.
3) Try to log in you Backend again.
4) Re-enable the extensions one by one till you get to what is causing the issue.
5) Bottom line: Update all extensions just before updating Joomla.
Another tip (one that's been conveniently ignored by the hijackers of this topic) is to use the Forum Post Assistant [FPA]. People who use the FPA tool are the people who get to the front of the queue when they ask questions about their problems on this forum.
There are too many different "problems" in this topic for anyone to reply to them individually. As a general observation, therefore, this is my response: I am sorry to hear that people are having problems with Joomla; it does not inspire confidence within the broader community to read comments like "this was the worst update ever". (Actually, I read the same comment when J! 3.7.0 was released, the same comment was posted when J! 3.6.0 was released and the same comment was posted when J! 3.5.0 was released ... probably going all the way back to when Adam complained to God that Eve was the "worst update ever" as far as humankind is concerned.) So I'm not really surprised.

Unfortunately, when a topic (like this one) is hijacked out of all proportion, when a topic becomes an echo chamber for people who want to offload their frustration on to "Joomla", there's not a lot anyone can do to salvage any rationality when tempers flare.
The original problem/question was resolved/answered. I think I'll leave it at that.
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Re: Backend problem after updating from 3.7.5 to 3.8.0
I found one solution to it, while trying to fix another problem.
viewtopic.php?f=708&t=955093&p=3494286#p3494286
Hope this is of help to some.
viewtopic.php?f=708&t=955093&p=3494286#p3494286
Hope this is of help to some.
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