Pages with no source code?

I haven’t touched one of my sites in a few months. I just longed in to add a bit of content, saved the page, preview looked fine...now take a look at my site.

Midscape.com

Nothing. I saw a topic on blank pages that advised replacing the files in the cache folder, but that didn’t help. Can anyone help?

got anything from the http access/error logs?

Did you try "clear cache" ?

regards.

Yes, I’ve cleared the cache. Still nothing. :’(

Before adding the content, was the site up and running? If it was running, did you have caching turned on?

If you had caching turned on and there was content I suspect you’re running an install of 0.9.2.1, on a shared server with register globals turned On. In short, your site may have been compromised. The solution: upgrade to 0.9.2.2 or the latest RC3 of 0.9.5 (what I would personally do).

Dunno if this is of any help....

This is Google’s cache of http://midscape.com/sitemap.html as retrieved on 7 Nov 2006 15:21:41 GMT:

« MODx Parse Error »
MODx encountered the following error while attempting to parse the requested resource:
« Failed to select the database ’midscape_midscape’! »

Parser timing
MySQL: 0.0000 s s (0 Requests)
PHP: 0.0416 s s
Total: 0.0416 s s

....so maybe it’s a database connection/corruption issue.

Cheers

I had a similar problem. It could be any of the things the experienced people said there but in my case it was that I had friendly URLs turned on but I didn’t fix or tweak the hta file which caused this for me.

I’d also suggest doing a quick look at that as well.

Thanks Ryan. Upgrading to 0.9.5 seemed to fix the issue.

Quote from: rthrash at Dec 02, 2006, 02:24 PM

Before adding the content, was the site up and running? If it was running, did you have caching turned on?

If you had caching turned on and there was content I suspect you’re running an install of 0.9.2.1, on a shared server with register globals turned On. In short, your site may have been compromised. The solution: upgrade to 0.9.2.2 or the latest RC3 of 0.9.5 (what I would personally do).

Glad it worked itself out Alex.

Quote from: rthrash at Dec 02, 2006, 02:24 PM

....on a shared server with register globals turned On. In short, your site may have been compromised....

Is there any possible way to set register_globals to off on a shared server outside the php.ini file? Maybe in .htaccess?