Rebuilding site with new host (Call to a member function output() on null)
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Hi,
I am attempting to rebuild my site on a new version of Concrete5 (8.5.1). I am doing a complete rebuild from scratch and am unable to migrate from my previous version. I have moved to a new host and moved the package files for fundamentals to where they are needed. They are recognized and ,after increasing my php execution time, reports that it installs successfully.
However, when I go to any fundamental page to configure it in the dashboard an error is produced.
I am trying to see if this is an issue caused by a configuration issue on my webhost or if this is an issue with my fundamental package.
Any pointers would be appreciated. Thanks
I am attempting to rebuild my site on a new version of Concrete5 (8.5.1). I am doing a complete rebuild from scratch and am unable to migrate from my previous version. I have moved to a new host and moved the package files for fundamentals to where they are needed. They are recognized and ,after increasing my php execution time, reports that it installs successfully.
However, when I go to any fundamental page to configure it in the dashboard an error is produced.
I am trying to see if this is an issue caused by a configuration issue on my webhost or if this is an issue with my fundamental package.
Any pointers would be appreciated. Thanks
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Well, I'm guessing it isn't a PHP-centered issue (besides a potential 30second timeout issue I was having earlier that was corrected by increasing my execution time). I've gone through PHP versions 7.3.2 fastCGI, 7.3.2 CGI, and 7.2.13 FastCGI with the same outcome: successful installation but error on loading up any Fundamental dashboard interface.
I'm wondering whether concrete5 have updated how they manage tokens on forms on dashboard pages - this seems to be the error it is related to.
I'll look in to this and see what can be done.
I'll look in to this and see what can be done.
Don't worry about it. I realized I was using fundamental v4.0.5. After installing 4.0.7 everything is working fine.
thanks for the help though.
thanks for the help though.
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