Blog Item Displays Fatal Error

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10 years 5 months ago - 10 years 5 months ago #56249 by timmil

Blog Item Displays Fatal Error was created by timmil

Guys,

Man I really need help. After an update to 3.4.7, then 3.4.8. a blog item keeps displaying a fatal error. I've tried everything. I don't know why some work an some don't...

www.lisafreeney.com/inspirational-quotes

It's a blog of articles with images and a little text...keeps giving fatal error...
Fatal error: Cannot access empty property in /home3/thankful/public_html/libraries/vendor/joomla/registry/src/Registry.php on line 690

OK- FIGURED OUT THE ISSUE BUT DON'T KNOW HOW TO CORRECT

It has to do with the quantity of words in the content section. Test menu item below:
www.lisafreeney.com/quotes-new
Content:
This is an awareness tool for looking at the reality of the Relational Intelligence of our relationships. It

If I change this to
This is an awareness tool for looking at the reality of the Relational Intelligence of our relationships.

I get the fatal error. As long as the word count is longer, it works fine...

If I disable all plugins for JFB Connect, everything works well. I though it was a content plugin of sorts, but it is definitely related to JFB
The image below is for JFB Current Versions installed.

Thanks

EDIT:

I was able to go in and add "Inspirational Quotes" category to the EXCLUDE list...but this is still a problem...
Thanks for any help in advance,

Last edit: 10 years 5 months ago by timmil.

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10 years 5 months ago #56255 by alzander

Replied by alzander on topic Blog Item Displays Fatal Error

I'm honestly not sure off-hand. The version of JFBConnect you're is more than a year old now, so it's not something we test with any more and not something we hear many users using. Therefore, there are no other reports of this issue and that version hasn't been tested even 3.4.0, let alone 3.4.7 or 3.4.8.

My best suggestion would be to try and narrow things down further as to which plugin is causing the issue. Re-enable the component and then start re-enabling plugins in this order to see which one causes the failure:
* JFBCSystem
* Each Open Graph plugin you may be using
* Authentication
* User
* Each SocialProfiles plugin you may be using
* Content

Narrowing it down will help. Even then though, our best answer would be to no longer use that plugin or, if you still desire it's features, to upgrade to the latest release.

I hope that helps get you going,
Alex

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