Heya,
Yeah - error logs are usually full of stuff.
This is nice and clear, though: it simply can't find the folder to call the function. And since it doesn't work for you for any module, that suggests the $g_root_dir path in your /global/config.php file is wrong.
Take a look at it - does it look right? Have your hosting provider moved you to a new server or anything?
What I often do to find out the value is upload a file with this in it:
That outputs the contents of the $_SERVER global - a few of the settings will include some server paths. You can use that to compare with what you have in the $g_root_dir value.
Let me know how it goes!
- Ben
Yeah - error logs are usually full of stuff.
This is nice and clear, though: it simply can't find the folder to call the function. And since it doesn't work for you for any module, that suggests the $g_root_dir path in your /global/config.php file is wrong.
Take a look at it - does it look right? Have your hosting provider moved you to a new server or anything?
What I often do to find out the value is upload a file with this in it:
PHP Code:
<?php print_r($_SERVER); ?>
That outputs the contents of the $_SERVER global - a few of the settings will include some server paths. You can use that to compare with what you have in the $g_root_dir value.
Let me know how it goes!
- Ben