Alrighty then...

I was working on a new theme. My second full theme for the new 0.8 Postnuke.
I have set no cache, recompile, etc... So that NOTHING works from cache.
This way EACH PAGE is reconstituted EACH TIME... I have learned that lesson from Postnuke Phoenix.

Anyway, I am converting Nautica 05 Dark.
Everything is going along just great.
When SUDDENLY I can't get Admin to work?!?!

I mean nothing I do is working.

I have tried: [root site name here]/admin.php
It jumps to: module=Admin%20Panel&type=admin&func=adminpanel
And craps out?!?!

So I went in... I delete ALL files inside my new beautiful theme... I overwrote them ALL with Andreas08 theme files, but I made sure that the version.php was correct. This way I could basically switch back to andreas08 and re-set everything.

But it still doesn't work?!?!

Has anyone had this problem? And do you know how to fix it?

I currently can't access my administration area of my site and I would REALLY hate to re-install Postnuke over something so goofy?

Help if you can?

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That was a hell of a thing...
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Galaxy Quest

Did you try to manually change the theme...?? PSAK or via DB?

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David Pahl
Zikula Support Team

I was manually editing the htm / PHP / ini files... Just like I always have.
It has never been a problem in the past...

I load the files via Edit Plus. Then I can make changes, hit save, and refresh the browser page to see the changes. As long as I have the recompilation settings for Xanthia, then it all comes out alright.

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That was a hell of a thing...
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Galaxy Quest

Did you try to change themes altogether...

Since you are editing stuff live via your editor (which you mentioned in your recent tutorial, or your Wiki series ;) , yup, not much misses me) did you mess-up your file perms... just a thought...


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David Pahl
Zikula Support Team

Also, what exactly does "craps out" mean?

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David Pahl
Zikula Support Team

Also... when working live you have to mind xanthia xaninit.php file, this is only run once... at initialization of course!

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David Pahl
Zikula Support Team