Hey All,

I have exactly the same problem and would appreciate any help to solve this fatal problem.

Catchable fatal error: Object of class BlockRecord could not be converted to string in /var/www/yogacare.dk/public_html/concrete/libraries/3rdparty/Zend/Cache/Core.php on line 361
My website yogacare.dk needs to be running for my business and workshop events.

Many thanks in advance.

Best wishes
Krystyna

If you go into the website files and delete all of the cache files does this continue to happen? This almost seems like a corrupted cache file, or like a block was cached and then the block was deleted from the site.

I can't access my files which is really weird. When I try to get access through the concrete 5 site and login to admin the same message comes up.

When I say access your files, I mean use FTP or your Control Panel to access the files on the server, nothing through the Concrete5 Dashboard.

Hello

I have also this problem on two domains. I have tried to delete the cache in the files\cache directory via FTP - but this does not solve the issue. When i enter my domains i get the quoted errormessage on the frontpage.

An interesing observation: The two other persons who have reported the error is for the domains: yogacare.dk and www.www.ingeborg-søren2015.dk.... I have looked them up - and they are hosted on the Danish version of Unoeuro.com. The two domains i am haveing trouble with are also hosted on Danish unoeuro.com. So perhaps unoeuro have updated something which is not compatible with Concrete5?

Any suggestions? As of no i can see that both yogacare.dk andwww.www.ingeborg-søren2015.dk... are down. As well as the webpages that i operate.

My buddy solved the problem (but maybe only a short term fix)

Go to your file manager on Unoeuro.com (log in to your profile, chose file manger in the menu to the left).

Then follow the path given in the error message. Open the core.php file, go to line 361 and disable the code by "//" at the beginning of the line.

When this line in the code in the core.php is disabled everything works like a charm.

Dont know how the problem has started, but it could be that either concrete5 or Unoeuro has made an update that is not a 100% compliant with each others systems ?

Hi Ingeborgsorensen

Thank you for the quick fix. I have tried it on my domains as well - and it seems to work with this "hack". I am fully aware that this is not an optimal solution - but now it works again - at least for a time...

Thank you :-)

DKuser

Hi Ingeborgsorensen

Thank you for the quick fix. I have tried it on my domains as well - and it seems to work with this "hack". I am fully aware that this is not an optimal solution - but now it works again - at least for a time...

Thank you :-)

DKuser

Thank you kindly for sharing and to your buddy.
Cheers

Just have the same error. My page bq-consulting.com is hosted on justhost. Commenting the line solved the problem. Thanks!

Another Danish user of UnoEuro had their website crash recently.

They posted "I use UnoEuro and has recently has updated the Web server from PHP 5.3 to PHP 5.6"
https://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/installation/update-concr...

Their issue is a little more complicated based on how they attempted to fix the issue.

This fixed it for me also :)