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Prob:Activating the Extensions

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Balaji GK

Monday 15 June 2009 4:44:52 am

We are facing the following errors while using the sample extensions downloaded from ez.no.
Just followed the readme.txt and implemented the steps for initializing the extensions.

Log file entry(var/log):
[ Jun 15 2009 15:50:22 ] [<ip add>] error/view.php:
Error ocurred using URI: /<ez root>/index.php/ezwebin_site_admin/<myext>/<ext>

The admin site is accessed using the URL http://www.example.com/eznew/index.php/ezwebin_site_admin/<myext>/<ext> , and the following error message is displayed

The requested page could not be displayed. (1)

The system is unable to display the requested page because of security issues.

Possible reasons:

* Your account does not have the proper privileges to access the requested page.
* The requested page does not exist. Try changing the URL.
Note:
1.Logged in as Admin to the site
2.Copy pasted the extension to /<ez root>/extension
3.Activated them from Setup-->extensions-->applychanges

Pls help!!!

Linux Fedora 9
eZ Publish:4.1.2
Php:5.2.9
Apache:2.2.11
MySQL:5.1.34

TIA

Xavier Langlois

Thursday 18 June 2009 10:11:22 am

Hello Balaji,

Could you tell what are the "the sample extensions downloaded from ez.no"
Which ones are they (can you paste de links) ?

I had this problem once. finaly to make it ok I checked all module.ini my old extensions and replace:

[ModuleSettings]
ExtensionRepositories[]=<extension_name>
ModuleList[]
ModuleList[]=<module_name>

by

[ModuleSettings]
ExtensionRepositories[]=<extension_name>
ModuleList[]=<module_name>

I think "ModuleList[]" alone on a line delete all previous entry, so you don't have acces to any module loaded before the guilty extension. But not in previous eZ publish version 3.x .....

Hope this help.
A plus
Xavier

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