Resintalling the add-on brings the site back to life, but this code message is where the add this add on was:

Warning: include(/home4/dovetrad/public_html/ufinit/packages//blocks/addthis/view.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home4/dovetrad/public_html/ufinit/concrete/libraries/block_view.php on line 332

Warning: include() [function.include]: Failed opening '/home4/dovetrad/public_html/ufinit/packages//blocks/addthis/view.php' for inclusion (include_path='/home4/dovetrad/public_html/ufinit/libraries/3rdparty:/home4/dovetrad/public_html/ufinit/concrete/config/../libraries/3rdparty:.:/usr/lib64/php:/usr/lib/php:/usr/share/pear') in /home4/dovetrad/public_html/ufinit/concrete/libraries/block_view.php on line 332

when you say you completely uninstalled it, what did you exactly do?

best wishes

Franz Maruna
CEO - concrete5.org
http://about.me/frz

I've had some similar experiences. The first seems to be induced by a page that has a block type in it that's been removed by use of the normal dashboard add functionality mechanism. (concrete/models/block line 329)

The second error seems to occur when the block is reinstalled and the page reloaded. It does this consistently until you put the page into edit mode and exit *without saving* - thereafter all is well. (concrete/libraries/block_view line 332)

My 5.5 system was either a 5.5.0->5.5.1 upgrade, or a straight 5.5.1 install, I can't remember which. It certainly wasn't a 5.4.x upgrade.

Hope this helps.

Jero,

In trying to reproduce the error I found that if cache is turn off, you will not get this error. I was able to reproduce the exact same warning messages when my cache was turned on. We are investigating why this is happening.

best wishes,
Danny
Concrete5 Core Team

When I say completely uninstalled, I mean I used the function that let's you uninstall an add-on and remove it from the directory.

So Dashboard> Extend C5 > Edit > Uninstall Package >
Move package to trash directory on server?
Yes, remove the package's directory from of the installation directory.

I'm pretty sure that gets rid of the add-on, but in this case, not the problem.

Fortunately, C5 sites are easy to build. No big deal. Most important is that you guys are aware of it to solve for others.

I'm having this exact same error.

I created a custom block with the Designer Content Addon and placed a few of them on my homepage.

I realized that I forgot to add a couple of features to the block, so I went to my Dashboard and un-installed the block. Then I went to my site root directored and deleted the block folder from /blocks so I could re-create with the same name again.

I neglected to remove the three instances I had on my homepage...and now I can't get anywhere on my website. without see this error:

Go directly to your login page at /index.php/login and login.

After login you'll get the error again, if as you say the deleted block is on the home page.

Go to /index.php/dashboard, system and settings, and clear your cache, you should find that fixes it.