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Hi,
After a complete migration of the concrete5 website (means changing server hosting the site, and reimport the db), I encountered a bizarre error.
For some pages (I suppose all pages which have a file or image block in their body), script stop loading wihtout any error (nothing in php logs nor in apache logs or syslog or something like that).
Flagging php error to be displayed doesn't change anything.

ex :http://www.cercleunion.ch/

However, on some basic pages (only text blocks), the page successfully loading.
ex :http://www.cercleunion.ch/la-carte/...

I wasted about two days to looking for a solution unsuccessfully. I need help if somebody has idea about the origin of the problem.

I suspect a database integrity problem but during my inquiry, I don't found anything to confirm that. All path I've seen were relative, and nothing refer absolutely to a file in the database or in my php configuration.
I'm not very confident with concrete5 even if I developed about 1.5 year with this framework.

Is somebody has a suggestion to solve this problem.

Thanks for reading and eventually to dive into the challenge :)!

Regards

 
andrewjaff replied on at Permalink Reply
andrewjaff
Have you tried by clearing cache on new server. if this does not effect, delete cache file manualy.
ollie314 replied on at Permalink Reply
Hi,
Thanks for your reply !
I tried to clearing the cacheduringmigration and it changes nothing.
I also removed all files under
files/cache
and
files/tmp
during migration.
Thanks for your times !
JohntheFish replied on at Permalink Reply
JohntheFish
If the clone was made with pretty URLs enabled, there could be conflicts between old location urls and new location urls. The procedure is usually to turn off pretty urls, disable the cache, clear the cache, clear out the pretty urls code from htaccess, then reverse the process.

Is this in the right place? Is it really 5.7 discussion?
ollie314 replied on at Permalink Reply
Thanks for your reply and sorry to post on the wrong forum.

To answer to you, I just wanna underline that no dns change occurs. It means new server has the same name that the old one.
I try to execute your procedure unsuccessfully but I don't understand why the pretty url could cause this kind of disfunctioning.

Thanks for your time.
JohntheFish replied on at Permalink Reply
JohntheFish
Images on the page are loading OK for me.

As the URLs are the same, could it be your browser cache?

Looking at the network console, you have some cufon related .js files giving a 404.
ollie314 replied on at Permalink Reply
Only slider image appear.
404 is due to the template update. I just reset it to the original version.
It has no effect.
Thanks for sharing your ideas ! :)