Builders - Can't get to work

Hey Guys,

I can't seem to get the builders to work in the admin panel, just get the spinning circles to say its loading... I get the same with the forum feed on the homepage a few other things, is this a permissions issue or am I missing something?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Lee

http://www.theoneroom.co.uk/Live7/

Did you properly configure your PHP settings? Also, if you recently changed directories, you should empty the ./cache and ./cache_public directories.

This is a site that was working on my own server, moved it across to where I generally host my live site... and now the builders dont work, it seems any of the "Scripted" functions in the site dont work properly...

take a look here: http://www.theoneroom.co.uk/Live7/ you will see the "Forum posts" section just spinning around, never loads ...

I've had this before on D6, however, not recently... can't remember what causes it.

Did you properly configure your PHP settings? Also, if you recently changed directories, you should empty the ./cache and ./cache_public directories. (This saves time)

Make sure you also have allow_url_fopen enabled.

Hey Magna... Doesn't this sound alot like someone has some compressed files.  Perhaps the builders or js files. 

Silly Datery! You can't compress files!

God, I need sleep.

I've cleared the cache files, and turned off caching in the templates.

What files control the functions live the "Menu and Page builders" , maybe I can re--upload them or something?

http://www.theoneroom.co.uk/Live7/m/chat/home/

Your Flash applications don't load, either.

It would seem that during your transfer, something went horrible wrong. And by horrible wrong, I mean a Lisa Lampanelli joke wrong.

so what would you suggest? re-upload the modules folders?

Silly rabbit, the Flash applications reside under the ./flash directory, not ./modules.

How did you transfer the files?

Did you make any modifications to them?  If not, then compare them to your D7 package for file size first.  You'll probably find a couple of them either have the wrong permissions or they're still compressed.  If they're still compressed you will need to put fresh copies of them in. 

Via my normal FTP client, from my old server to the new one...

If you moved the site as you said you did, then yes, this can very well be a problem with permissions.

If you did not archive it with tar or something that maintains linux permissions or moved it from a site that is running suphp to a site that is not then yes, you will need to go though the site and set the permissions as required when the site is installed.

Do you have the list of permissions required?

Thats the reason. FTP will not copy permissions. So yes, you will need to adjust all the permissions as would normally be done for a new install.

If you have ssh access then the commands provided in this blog post will work. http://www.boonex.com/unity/blog/entry/Fast_Install_CHMOD_Step_

http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki/DetailedInstall70#Permissions

If those do not work, try 755 for directories and 644 for files.

Do you know what the default permissions are, I can' seem to find anything that tells me?

Check our links.

OK, so I changed the permissions via SSH using the one's on the WIKI, still same issue...