Dolphin 7 is mising files

I have installed  dolphin 7 and after install i installed the module Orca Forum, now when i click on Manage Forum i get this

Error: (/home/friendza/public_html/utalkit.com/modules/boonex/forum/classes/en/ThingPage.php)

But when i go to my ftp there no en directory, so i checked the dolphin7.zip file and its not there, can anyone help me please.

The issue is a mis-configuration in your installation, which is making it search for one-extra directory (en) when it isn't suppose to.

Can anyone chime in?

Sorry what does that mean: Can anyone chime in?

It means: "can anyone join in on this discussion and contribute their ideas as to why this is occurring?"

Doesn't sound as cool that way, does it?

Now i understand, anyway this is a screen shot, and thats all i get.

I really need this fixed...Anyone who can help me please.

Please i need HELP Urgent.

Help NEEDED Please.

When you give us the entire error, then we can help you.  Until then, the best we can tell you is the install is misconfigured and that is why it's bugging out on you.  Until you provide the full error, you will just keep bumping this getting the same results.  We can't fix what we can't see.

Here is the Full Error:

For some reason your screen shot is showing the forum is compiled, yet the missing en folder clearly indicates it is not compiled.

The en folder in the classes directory, and folders with a _en on the end in the layout directory are created when the forum language is compiled. It is a common mistake to assume the zip archive it missing files. It is not missing anything. Some things are created during the install process, and still other stuff like this one is created when the forum languages are compiled.

So i need to ask. Have you made any attempt to manually create any directories with a en in it's name? If so. than that could be causing you problem.


What you may need to do is uninstall the forums module. Use cpanal to remove the modules\boonex\forums directory from the server

Re-upload \modules\boonex\forums from the origional archive.

Set all the directories in the forum folder to mode 777

Go back into admin and reinstall the forum module.

Then go to the forums as admin and compile the language by clicking on the en link.

OK deano i did everything you told me to do and now i don't get the 3 links including the (en) link so i can Compile Lang.

So what do i do know?

Here is a screen shot:

The forums must be setup and working properly before running any custom templates. So first, switch your site back to it's default UNI template.

Next, to see the links need to compile the forum you must be logged into the site as admin. Then as admin got the forum main page and you should see the links.

Also. That screenshot is weird. Shows it trying to view a profile and not the forum page.

Go into admin -> Settings -> Advanced Settings -> Templates and turn off all caching options.

Empty the contents of the cache folder from the server except for the .htaccess file in that folder.

Your screen shot shows something is messed up.

All done like you said, but still no links, Screenshot:

Well that screen shot is attempting to load a profile and not the forums. So you either removed something you should not have or you did not replace everything that was removed. You now have a situation i have never seen before.

OK well do you know anyone who can re install D7 for me please, i havent realy started the site yet so there is only 2 members and so they can remove the whole site and re install a fresh one.

Who is your host?

I could do it. But it would have to wait until later today. I have a swamped workload at the moment.

But i might just be able to fix the forums without a full reinstall.

OK no problem i can wait, my host is HostUpon.com in Canada.

I will send you all the info for ftp and host cpanel to your inbox.

Thank you very much deano i really appreciate your help, anything you need just ask me.

Also i am a member on your siteknown as SpiDeR i am on now btw

Thank you.

SpiDeR.

Ok. I set you a message on my site requesting info. I'll see if i can fix it tonight.

I had the same problem. problem is XAMPP is unable to find files at the desired place. So I placed them exactly at the place where it was searching for those files.. I copied all the files from directory "xampp\htdocs\modules\boonex\forum\classes" to "D:\xampp\htdocs\modules\boonex\forum\classes\en" and it worked