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The fix is to upgrade to SermonSpeaker 5.x and Joomla 3.x, which is better anyway.
Frontpage editor not working
The server gives 404 "The requested document was not found on this server."
I tried to replicate this on my localhost and the same error showed put. (Strange since I do not remember any errors when translating).
Anyway, my best guess is that is has something to do with the .edit 'file extension' that the URL has when you open the frontend editor. When I remove it from the URL it works just as it should be.
I also want to mention that the xmap bug for series is still out there, and the xmap plugin does not update properly somehow. It keeps telling me there is an update even tough it is already 4.4.
EDIT: Did some further digging and figured out that in the plg_sermonspeaker_xmap.xml update file, the update is mentioned twice. That's probably causing the problem.
Hopefully this does not spoils the release day and is it just my system somehow
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I have to look into the frontend issue. It's working on my test site but I'll try to reproduce it tomorrow.
Can you tell me if you have SEF enabled and hwich options? Also are you accessing the frontend uploader from a menu entry? If yes can you try making the menu entry new?
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I think the problem with the plugin is because you have the prerelease plugin installed. This had a version of 4.4. The now released version has 4.4.0. Joomla seems to have a bug here in that it detects an update (4.4.0 to be higher than 4.4) and shows it, but when it actually installs the thing, it doesn't update the version info in their table because it thinks it's the same. Just guessing here but it makes the most sense for me.Christian van Bruggen wrote: I also want to mention that the xmap bug for series is still out there, and the xmap plugin does not update properly somehow. It keeps telling me there is an update even tough it is already 4.4.
EDIT: Did some further digging and figured out that in the plg_sermonspeaker_xmap.xml update file, the update is mentioned twice. That's probably causing the problem.
The updateserver xml file contains two update sections because we have to do one for each supported Joomla version, one for Joomla 2.5 and another one for Joomla 1.7
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I think I've found the bug, but I don't know yet why it's working for me but not for you.Christian van Bruggen wrote: When I just updated SermonSpeaker to version 4.4 and tried to test the frontend upload, it did not work
The server gives 404 "The requested document was not found on this server."
I tried to replicate this on my localhost and the same error showed put. (Strange since I do not remember any errors when translating).
Extract the attached file and put it to
Basically it was redirecting to a wrong "edit" layout when it should have taken the "default" one. Another solution would be to rename the layout to "edit" (which seems to be the default Joomla name for forms).components/com_sermonspeaker/controllers/frontendupload.php
Can you try if this solves it for you?
Also can you tell me what Joomla version you are running? Because my Joomla 2.5.3 tries to load the "default" layout if the "edit" one isn't found. Maybe that was a change in a recent Joomla update?
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After reinstalling the xmap plugin on my production site it still asks for an update like before. Guess there must be something else going on.
The patch u made for the frontend editor doesn't seem to have any effect, BUT I found something else interesting: I always enable rewrite and SEF on my site but disable the extension suffix. When I turned this on, the problem is instantly solved (tested both with and without patch).
Hopefully this makes it a bit more clear what is going on
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Please try again and thanks for being persistent.
The SEF mode is indeed the source. At least I can reproduce the behaviour now. Going to debug now
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