okli wrote:Well, that brings the question what exactly have you altered?
Check Apache error log for clues.
Check file permissions too.
Hi there, thank you for your reply.
I don't think it's file permissions, because in fact I had not backed up the file before making such a small change in the PHP, and after working out that the administration page was no longer working as a direct result of my changes, I opened the file back up and simply removed my changes to see if the administration page would work again.
Reverting my changes brought the administration page back to life. To be clear I went back in to re-edit my changes out of the file, as opposed to undoing/replacing the file.
It worked.
What did I change exactly?
All I did was literally change the hyperlink text so that instead of simply taking me to the real-time main report, it would take me to that link, but with the all I did was literally change the hyperlink text so that instead of simply taking me to the real-time main report, it would take me to that link 1s refresh parameter/extension.
I found the said parameter by:
1) loading the real time main report,
2) rolling my eyes at the default refresh time of 40s
3) click the hyperlink "Refresh"
4) notice that the address bar now has a bunch of paramiters
5) go to the left most of the long url
6) find the realtimemainreport.php part of the link, and look for the paramiter with a '40'.
7) remove all the irrelevant parameters, ie. All text to the right of the '40'
change the 40 to a 1
9) hit return to see if it works before adding it to the php
10) RTMR, now loads but refreshes every 1 seccond
11) copy and paste our new url in to the part of the php that defines the hyperlink that we usually click on to load the RTMR.
12) save
13) dead - this is where I'm stuck
14) went back in, and removed the paramiter
15) works great.
I know nothing about the back end of vici, but logicly is the page failing a checksum so does t load, or does the os keep another copy of the file somewhere else, and checks to see if the page has been changed from its original state. So for security it's failing to load if the file differed to its own internal copy?
Thoughts?
Thanks