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Getting the following PHP Error after moving a Joomla site with Gantry installed?
Fatal error: Call to a member function isEnabled() on a non-object in .../core/gantry.class.php on line 414Just delete the cache folder: Your_Joomla_dir/cache/gantry
Wipe your brow.
I read a bunch of reviews on Apple’s App Store reviews about “professional developers” crying that there wasn’t a status bar on the progress of the Xcode install process. If you navigate to the Application’s folder, there is a progress bar with the percentage of download….
Makes you wonder what kind of “Professionals” they are. I agree, having a developer’s toolset like that isn’t the nicest thing to package in a pretty “app,” but still: as a “professional,” at least do a moment of research before getting all ticked off in the comment section. It is just UNprofessional. That’s all there is to it.
Did you see this error? No Fear. Just navigate to “My Computer” and lo, it the disk is mounted there.
While you’re there, enjoy a bit more of that Windows 8 Love.
Getting this in a fresh IIS install? After trying everything that I knew of in my limited arsenal of Windows stuff, I finally stumbled upon an obscure fix on a forum.
Here are a few screenshots illustrating how to edit the “Anonymous Authentication” parameter in IIS: (Windows Server 2012)
On mine, the “Specific User” was selected, and the actual user didn’t exist. Not sure if there are any security implications with “Application pool identity,” but it worked a charm for me.
There are a lot of posts in the SugarCRM forums and on Google about getting better search results in SugarCRM by adding the MySQL wildcard operator in the front and back of the search query. As of late last year, an un-announced feature popped up to enable this functionality without having to hack the include/SearchForm/SearchForm2.php file.
Now, simply add the following to your config_override.php:
'search_wildcard_infront' => true,(Just as a note, the search wildcard is always added to the end of a search)
