I continue to get this error message on my wordpress front page:
Warning: Cookie paths cannot contain any of the following ',; \t\r\n\013\014' in /var/www/aveugle-shop.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/includes/wc-core-functions.php on line 1035
I can't figure out why this message is showing?
My hosting said that it was because they updated their php database (or something), and all i needed to do, was to run back their old one, by inserting a snippet into .htaccess file.
This worked for a day or two, and now it's showing again.
Do anyone know what the actual issue is, and how to fix it?
My woocommerce status also says this on a bunch of plugins, and i don't know if that's the fault:
Installed version not tested with active version of WooCommerce 4.4.0
I dont know if this is the correct solution but I got the same error just now.
It happened to me when I upgraded PHP from 7.2=>7.4.
It seems to originate somewhere from the database because I solved it by just importing the database again from my testserver, same database, same codebase but all of a sudden, it started to work after reimporting db... A cache issue maybe?
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This server is (was) being prepped to move to production last week, but started giving 500 errors on files that are not .cfm files - i.e. .htm, .css, .js files all give 500 errors (but not in CFAdmin).
It's a vanilla install and followed the lockdown guide carefully. It was working fine until yesterday when I had some issues.
1 - it took 3 tries to install HF4 from command line. it would seem like it worked fine but when I went back into CFAdmin it still showed the previous version. I did it again today and it installed fine and now shows correct version.
2 - initially it was setup so that only one specific site was setup in wsconfig. I added a site and it wouldn't serve cfm pages. Ran wsconfig.exe as Administrator, removed all connectors, and then did an add for all IIS sites. Again, seemed to work fine and CFM pages can be served now, but nothing else.
There's nothing standing out to me in IIS, and no config changes were done to IIS (at least by me - if the Adobe installer or wsconfig did then I'm at a loss).
So browsing locally was revealing!
Cannot add duplicate collection entry of type 'mimeMap' with unique
key attribute 'fileExtension' set to '.air'
Looking in web.config I found this entry for both sites:
<staticContent>
mimeMap fileExtension=".air" mimeType="application/vnd.adobe.air-application-installer-package+zip" /
</staticContent>
Both sites had been working just fine until I ran the CF2016 HF4 update. I'm curious if this entry was added by the update installer?
I recently did a successful Django install, and everything went as expected. No errors. But, nothing shows up. It is as if I had never installed Django.
There are no errors. Checking Django/Python versions returns as expected. From the console, I can create new projects/apps, run migrations, create users, etc. Everything seems to work. Except, when I go to mydomain.com, it just loads the old site's index.html as if Django doesn't exist.
I realize the above question isn't a good question. I figured out my problem before posting the question and decided to post my answer below with the question for future reference should others have the same issue later.
After the fruitless task of deleting and recreating my project files, I eventually figured out what happened with my Django installation. I had never enabled Passenger. On the web host in this case, DreamHost, it is just a simple checkbox in the control panel to enable, but I never did.
Other than the fact that I should have remembered I need to do enable Passenger for Django to show up, a couple things should have tipped me off. There was no tmp folder with a restart.txt file. I manually added it (that file's important), but didn't stop to think about why it wasn't there. Also, the html files were loading without being in the public folder.
That gave me an hour or so of frustration today, so I thought others might google this later and find this useful. Searching for "Django site has no errors but still doesn't work" wasn't a fruitful avenue for me.
I'm having trouble working with moodle. I've installed it successfully. After I filled the installation form
Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete.
This problem can sometimes be caused by disabling or refusing to accept cookies.", the second pic. I tried again but it says the same thing for 2 days now. I've tried removing cookies, but still doesn't work.
There is an easy way.
In the file
\moodle\admin\index.php
search and commandout
//redirect("index.php?sessionstarted=1&lang=$CFG->lang");
This trick worked for me.
I'm trying to upgrade our Web Forms For Marketers to the latest available on SDN, however when I come to install I get the follow exception throw:
Could not find configuration node: databases/database[#id='production']
However, this is correct so far as the only databases configured are Core, Master and Web.
I tried adding a production node (pointing to Master) to Databases.config/ConnectionStrings.config however it still throws this error.
Has anyone encountered this and has a solution?
The error is telling you it cannot find a <database> node in your web.config for "production" so you'll need to have that. Something you have must be referencing that.
The problem lies with a bug in Sitecore not correctly cleaning and rebuilding the Links database.
Sitecore Support provided this solution:
Back up.
Truncate the links table in the Core database.
Rebuild Link Database from the Sitecore Control Panel.
This seemed to solve the issue in the short term. I'm sure it'll be addressed in a Sitecore update in the future.
Error: onApplicationStart: component [org.mangoblog.Mango] has no function with name [GETDATAACCESSFACTORY]
I got this error once I've installed MangoBlog. I've already checked there is "GETDATAACCESSFACTORY" function in components/mango.cfc file.
PS: I've installed it on Railo.
I helped ppshein on the Mango Blog forums, where he also posted this issue. It turns out that all he had to do was restart his CFML App Server (Railo).
Looks like this is a plug-in you should have installed but don't for some reason. I'd compare a fresh downloaded version with what's on the webroot. Beyond Compare will do it for you in a blink
I was getting the same error, and I am on a shared host so I can't restart Railo without emailing my host. But I DO have access to the Railo administrator, and I found that clearing the caches did the trick for me. In Railo Admin go to Settings->Performance/Caching and click all the Clear _ Cache buttons. I am not sure which you need to clear...you may be fine just clearing Component cache. I just cleared them all and