(2013-09-25, 02:49 PM)Tankey Wrote: [ -> ] (2013-09-24, 11:00 PM)Arbaz Wrote: [ -> ]Do you still face a WSOD?
First time I heard that term 
It's a short form of White Screen of Death. It's a pretty known acronym.
https://www.google.com/search?q=wsod
(2013-09-25, 02:53 PM)spork985 Wrote: [ -> ]Try adding this to the beginning of global.php
ini_set("display_errors", 1);
error_reporting(E_ALL);
Thanks for this!
I found this issue then.
Notice: Undefined index: 4 in /customers/f/b/e/casanovalounge.se/httpd.www/inc/functions.php on line 1264 Notice: Undefined index: gid in /customers/f/b/e/casanovalounge.se/httpd.www/inc/functions.php on line 1292 Notice: Undefined index: type in /customers/f/b/e/casanovalounge.se/httpd.www/inc/functions.php on line 1292 Notice: Undefined index: title in /customers/f/b/e/casanovalounge.se/httpd.www/inc/functions.php on line 1292 Notice:
Anyone have any clue what this could be? It becomes like this, not on a normal reply, but on a advanced one.
Re-upload the functions.php file from a fresh MyBB download package (
http://mybb.com/downloads)
Upload the functions.php located in the
inc folder.
They're not problems, they're only being logged now because you enabled full error reporting, they won't be causing a white screen. Leave error reporting as it was, was there anything in the error logs when it was set to its usual level of error reporting?
(2013-09-30, 07:24 AM)Matt. Wrote: [ -> ]They're not problems, they're only being logged now because you enabled full error reporting, they won't be causing a white screen. Leave error reporting as it was, was there anything in the error logs when it was set to its usual level of error reporting?
It was still a white screen.
(2013-09-30, 02:01 AM)Arbaz Wrote: [ -> ]Re-upload the functions.php file from a fresh MyBB download package (http://mybb.com/downloads)
Upload the functions.php located in the inc folder.
Did not work
But is there there anything in the logs?
I have no clue how to get access to the logs, or what I should look for in them..
There should be a file called error_log at the root of your forum directory. Also, if you use cPanel, there should be something like error logs under the logs category.
Do you have GZIP enabled? Sometimes it causes the WSOD.