Direct Access to this location is not allowed.

14 years 2 months ago #120502 by Rapunzl
I can't see that image... too small. When do you get the error? Have you also checked other extensions? It won't hurt to enable Legacy... it only triggers when an extension or plugin needs it, although there may be an update that is native. It's good to check all extensions for updates, just to make sure your site is up-to-date and secure.
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14 years 2 months ago #120503 by xtremejesus
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[img size=150][/img]
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14 years 2 months ago #120504 by xtremejesus
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I broke the image into 2 pieces. These are the plugins being used in CB if that helps
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14 years 2 months ago #120507 by Rapunzl
Please refer to my previous post. The images don't show each plugin's version, so it won't help to troubleshoot in this way.

Like I said previously, it may not be a CB plugin that's causing the problem. This can be caused from another component, module or Joomla plugin that is not 1.5 native.

It's always good to periodically check for the newest extensions to keep your site up-to-date and secure, so your best bet is to just go through each one, update if possible or simply uninstall old ones. If it's a plugin or module, sometimes just disabling will help you find the culprit, but other times, uninstalling is the only way to find out.

You can also try the opposite method (and probably the best). Start clean with a new install of Joomla and CB (after backup of database and site of course) and then add only the extensions you need, making sure to check for 1.5 native-compatibility on each.

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