@Micker. Tested with category view and single item. For category, page source code starts with
Code:
<div id="flexicontent" class="flexicontent fccategory fccat9" >
<!-- BOF buttons -->
and stops with
Code:
<!-- EOF category info -->
For single item, it opens with
Code:
<div id="flexicontent" class="flexicontent fcitems fcitem41 fctype1 fcmaincat14" >
<!-- BOF beforeDisplayContent -->
and stops with
Code:
<h2 class="contentheading"><span class="fc_item_title">
@ggppdk. Tested all default templates, nothing changes. I also tried with a fresh Joomla installation (and a new DB), same problem occurs.
Unfortunately, it's on the client's server, and I'm using a VPN to access it. So I can't give you for the time any admin access. Looking for a way to do it.
But :
1/ Do you know any issue using Flexicontent on IIS server ?
2/ On System Information > PHP Settings, Relevant PHP Settings are :
Safe Mode > Off
Open basedir > None
Display Errors > Off
Short Open Tags > Off
File Uploads > On
Magic Quotes > Off
Register Globals > Off
Output Buffering > On
Session Save Path > None
Session Auto Start > 0
XML Enabled > Yes
Zlib Enabled > Yes
Native ZIP Enabled > Yes
Disabled Functions > None
Mbstring Enabled > No
Iconv Available > Yes
Is there something non compatible with Flexicontent ?
Thanks.