Problem with admin site after upgrade from 3.4.4 to 3.5.2

Monday 23 May 2005 11:30:12 am

Hi,

After completing the upgrade from 3.4.4 to 3.5.2 I have a problem with the new default site. If I click on "Content structure", "Media library", "User accounts" I get the following error message:

The requested page could not be displayed. (3)
The requested object is not available.
Possible reasons:
The ID number of the object is incorrect. Please check the URL for spelling mistakes.
The object is no longer available.

However, "Webshop", "Design" and "Setup" seem to be functional.

If I change the override.site.ini SiteAccessSettings to use my previous administrative site access then everything works normally.

Any suggestions on how to get the new admin system working with my old content?

Thanks,
ken colwell

Tuesday 24 May 2005 6:49:43 am

Hi Lukasz,

Thanks for the reply but I still haven't gotten it to work. I found the following for the folder class:

Name: Folder
Identifier: folder
Object name pattern: <name>
Container: Yes

There was no change after manually deleting the cache files.

Here is the debug report obtained when clicking the "Content Structure" tab in the admin system.

eZ debug
Timing: May 24 2005 09:53:36
Script start
Error: eZINI May 24 2005 09:53:36
Undefined variable: 'DatabasePluginPath' in group 'DatabaseSettings'
Timing: May 24 2005 09:53:36
Module start 'content'
Error: error/view.php May 24 2005 09:53:36
Error ocurred using URI: /content/view/full/2
Timing: May 24 2005 09:53:36
Module end 'error'
Error: eZContentObject::fetch() May 24 2005 09:53:36
Object not found (43)
Error: eZContentObject::fetch() May 24 2005 09:53:36
Object not found (43)
Error: eZContentObject::fetch() May 24 2005 09:53:36
Object not found (43)
Error: eZTemplate May 24 2005 09:53:36
Cannot retrieve attribute of a NULL
Timing: May 24 2005 09:53:36
End

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Ken Colwell

Wednesday 25 May 2005 1:11:31 pm

Hello,

I've been able to solve my own problem by adding the following settings from my previous admin site access' site.ini.append.php to the default admin site.ini.append.php.

Thanks,
kenneth colwell

[RegionalSettings]
Locale=eng-US
ContentObjectLocale=eng-US
TextTranslation=enabled

[FileSettings]
VarDir=var/storage

[ContentSettings]
TranslationList=

[MailSettings]
AdminEmail=colwelkg@muc.edu
EmailSender=

[ExtensionSettings]
#ActiveAccessExtensions[]=ezdhtml

I'm guessing that the problem was related to the locale not being set in the default admin site access and that the default was not set to eng-US. However, after getting it to work I didn't do any further investigations.