WaddleJrJr
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I recently upgraded my site to 1.1.4, and after updating the site, when any user tries to view a thread it gives a 500 error. I tried restoring back to my old version on 1.1.3 via a restore I made before upgrading, but had the same problem all of the sudden. I checked the CHMOD of the data and internal_data folders and confirmed that they are set to 777.
Does anyone else have any ideas of what to do?
Edit - I tried updating to 1.1.5 to see if that would do anything. Same issues. Also the error log in Cpanel is blank, so it looks like that won't be providing any help.
UPDATE: With help from the host support, I have been able to locate the problem. Here is the error -
[25-Jul-2013 05:14:45 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method XenForo_BbCode_Parser::create() in /home/brajoc/public_html/library/UDS/ViewPublic/Thread/View.php on line 7
I've checked it out, and went to see if I could find this in a full Xenforo package, but could not find this file's existence in the regular 1.1.5 download. Perphaps that's the problem then. Or not. I also checked out the full Xenforo 1.1.3 package and the file doesn't exist in there either. At this point I'm totally confused to why that file even exists...
Does anyone else have any ideas of what to do?
Edit - I tried updating to 1.1.5 to see if that would do anything. Same issues. Also the error log in Cpanel is blank, so it looks like that won't be providing any help.
UPDATE: With help from the host support, I have been able to locate the problem. Here is the error -
[25-Jul-2013 05:14:45 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method XenForo_BbCode_Parser::create() in /home/brajoc/public_html/library/UDS/ViewPublic/Thread/View.php on line 7
I've checked it out, and went to see if I could find this in a full Xenforo package, but could not find this file's existence in the regular 1.1.5 download. Perphaps that's the problem then. Or not. I also checked out the full Xenforo 1.1.3 package and the file doesn't exist in there either. At this point I'm totally confused to why that file even exists...
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