I was having a problem with this timezone error when editing any item after installing Joomla version, 3.4.5:
0 DateTime::__construct() [<a href='datetime.--construct'>datetime.--construct</a>]: Failed to parse time string (Jamais) at position 0 (J): The timezone could not be found in the database
So, as in the below linked thread instructed to do, I installed the latest upgradeFlexicontent v3.0.8:
All seems well now, except the front page of my website, the slider background images will not display in the main slider anymore, like it's a permission issue... I think.
Can anyone give me a clue what happened, and steer me in the right direction as to how to fix this?
I'm talking about the slider background images you can see (or actually not see when the text slides across), here:
www.blizzardlighting.com
i don't see any JavaScript error in the page, and the slider is running and i can see the images in the browser DOM changing, it must be CSS related
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the images are inside folder:
/components/com_flexicontent/uploads/
which is by default a URL 'secure' folder
- direct access is forbidden via URL by using an .htaccess file
you should take time to move / or reupload images (if not too many) to a different folder
- inside the filemanager or in file selection popup (item form) or in the field configuration select to upload images in the "media" folder
A quick fix (until you move them) is to delete file:
/components/com_flexicontent/uploads/.htaccess
Regards
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Thanks a million ggppdk, that did the trick. Updating maybe put back the .htaccess that the web development company that built the website for us must have deleted originally.
Problem solved. I will change where the images are stored in the near future and put the .htaccess back.
Best regards,
JT
Last edit: 9 years 1 week ago by jthomas. Reason: I thought there were 2 responders
in your case the .htaccess is probably not needed there,
it is need only if you have documents PDF etc, that you want to allow only registered/privileged users to download
thus access to the files in the folder should be restricted
very nice looking site, regards
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