I have been using the podcast manager component and have been running Joomla 2.2. Two weeks ago I trid to do the upgrade for Joomla with the auto update. I received an error uploading and when I tried to go to my site I received this error:


Fatal error: Call to undefined method JLoader::registerPrefix() in /home/rovuki/public_html/libraries/cms.php on line 25

I was told to try and reinstall Joomla and that has solved my problem. I did not look at my RSS Feed at that time. I also, after my back end and front end sites seemed to be working correctly, updated some of the other extension and components to perform better with 2.5. I know get some repeating script in my RSS feed that repeats about 50 times:

<br />
<b>Notice</b>: Undefined property: stdClass::$mime in <b>/home/rovuki/public_html/components/com_podcastmanager/views/feed/view.raw.php</b> on line <b>263</b><br />

here is a link to the RSS

www.secsportsroundtable.com/index.php/listenlive/secsrtpodcasts

and the website address: www.secsportsroundtable.com

any ideas on how to remedy?
Thanks

Hi Shane,

Welcome to the forum and OSTRaining.

Have you updated the podcast plugin and reinstalled it as well?

Which specific podcast module are you using?

Cheers,
Ed

Yes, that was one of the extensions I upgraded. It is a component called podcast manager. site works and the podcast feeds are working properly on the site,

HI Shane,

I've been searching for an answer to this, but haven't found much.

Undefined property often means that a value or table is missing from the data base.

Since this is an upgraded site, and you needed to reinstall Joomla, there might be some Joomla 1.5 folders or files mixed in with your 2.5 installation.

Go to the Extension Manager and check the data base tab and click fix. Also check the warnings tab for warnings.

See how your administrator folder compares with a newly installed Joomla one and see if there are folders there that aren't in the new one.

I'll keep looking but haven't found anything definitive on this topic yet.

Ed

I did have some database errors ran the fix and it says fixed.

On the Warnings tab I get this:
The PHP temporary directory is not set
The PHP temporary directory is the directory that PHP uses to store an uploaded file before Joomla! can access this file. Whilst the directory not being set isn't always a problem, if you are having issues with manifest files not being detected or uploaded files not being detected, setting this in your php.ini file might fix the issue.

Thanks for helping me to try and resolve this.

See how your administrator folder compares with a newly installed Joomla one and see if there are folders there that aren't in the new one.

Are you referring to the cPanel folder? and do you mean the old administrator folder compared to the one now on cPanel?
Thanks
Shane

Hi Shane,

I mean the administrator file in the main joomla installation

public_html/administrator
compared to
public_html/cleaninstall/admininistrator.

When you look in Global Configuration is there a path to the tmp directory like the one in the first image attached?

Yours should be similar but reflect the path on your server. It should end in tmp. There should be a folder called tmp in that directory. Check with your file manager to see if it is there and it is CHMOD 755. If not there create one.

Did fixing the database have any effect on the problem?

Ed

The path is to the tmp directory on my server.

There is a folder labeled administrator on my server and it's permissions are 0755

The database fix did not have an affect on the problem.

But looking at the global configurtion, did bring up a question.
My database table prefix before the upgrade is the same as after, would this be correct?

Hi
I have had a look at the page with your RSS feed and I cannot see any repeated information. Have you found a solution?
Regards

Yes and no, I reached out to the creator of the component and he said if I turn off error reporting it would get rid of the error on the rss feed, however, the site is still producing the error.

He said that "The true fix for this would be me adding an isset($item->mime) check to that line in addition to the other check that is in place. " He goes on to say that it has something to do with the database not updating correctly, but I have no experience with mysql and do not know how to correct the problem completly.

He goes on to give a way to check the databse, I will list it here so if you see this type of question again you may direct the, here.

At github.com/mbabker/Podcast-Manager/blob/...ates/mysql/2.0.0.sql, all of the database changes to go to 2.0.0 from a 1.x release are listed, so you can check your database to ensure that it is up-to-date, and if not, run those queries to do so (remember to replace the -- prefix with your site's prefix).

Hi and welcome, Shane!

That SQL change was posted about 3 months ago:
github.com/mbabker/Podcast-Manager/blob/...ates/mysql/2.0.0.sql

What specific version of 2.5 are you using? 2.5.what? Also, what version of Podcast Manager are you using?

Kind regards,
Nick

I will take a look at that link, thanks for sending.

I am using Joomla 2.5.6
and podcast manager 2.0.1

Thanks
Shane

Any progress on this?

Ed

No, I have the RSS reading currently, but only because the error reporting is off. The link Nick posted was the same one I posted but I did not realize it. I do not know what to check that against in my database to see if there is something that needs to be updated.

Hi Shane,

There is a big difference between a Notice and an error. Errors or fatal errors demand immediate attention.

Ask the developer if this is a serious problem and if you can just ignore it or not.

Ed