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kokozula · 2016-05-04 15:11:48

Hello,

I just installed a fresh new Piwigo gallery 2.8.1, and administration part does not load properly, specially checkboxes and stuff...

I have another install, which works just great.

Any ideas?

S.E. · 2016-05-09 15:17:22

Same here, many icons in the remote installation are not displayed correctly, while they are fine in my local install (both uprgraded to 2.8.1, one yesterday, the other just today).

I had to chmod 755 some directories to have the CSS files loaded in my remote install, see previous post, so now I tried to 755 ALL piwigo directories ! not sure this is safe ? but many icons, checkboxes included, are still missing.

kokozula · 2016-05-09 15:21:36

I was doing a netinstall... tried it twice with the same result.

After that, and seeing that nobody answered... I have tried manual install.. which worked just fine, so I guess that the netinstall is doing this

S.E. · 2016-05-09 16:02:11

So I downloaded and unzipped the 2.8.1 archive, tried to upload and overwrite the /admin directory, to no aval...

Icons still missing, even the home icon !

I'm not sure I want to overwrite the whole piwigo structure from the unzipped archive over the installed and configured remote website ! Too risky.

Where exactly are these icons stored ? as files ? embedded in css stylesheets ?

S.E. · 2016-05-09 17:13:02

So I finally found those icons and checkboxes must be stored in font files, or something like that, in /admin/themes/default/fontello/font/.

Again I had to chmod 755 these files to have them displayed correcty (I previously 755'd the directories).

Still not sure if it was the webupdate that had a problem with my server config, or some error from me, anyway the permissions were not correctly set.

S.E. · 2016-05-09 23:03:19

Now this is weird, everything looks fine, except when I go to admin > statistics > search tab, and submit the search form, then I get this 403 again :

Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /admin.php on this server.

which is kind of funny, as this admin.php page is used for most admin tasks ?

As I have now set permissions to 755 for all the piwigo site, I really don't know what to do with that. Of course on the local site this works as usual. I used the same method for updating, from the admin options, both on local and remote sites...

Anyone has an idea about that ?

flop25 · 2016-05-10 11:33:55

Please S.E. open a new thread for your problem which is different from the one of kokozula. So you will summarize a bit what you did exactly.

please consider also registering so you will be able to update your post in order to greatly improve the readability

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Administration module doesn't load properly

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