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  • justinthyme56 Friend
    #168504

    I installed ja typo today (plg_system_jatypo.v2.0.5) on a j1.7 website. It reported installing fine. However, immediately thereafter whenever I attempt to access either the front- or back-end of my website I get this message:

    Fatal error: Call to a member function isAdmin() on a non-object in /home/………/plugins/system/jatypo/jatypo.php on line 64

    Is there anything I can do to resolve this, otherwise I lose weeks of work?

    PS I did an akeeba backup of my entire site prior to installing jtypo, but cannot get the restore to work, either :((

    TIA for any help!

    JAT 3 is installed on the JC Frontline template I’m using.

    Manos Moderator
    #412486

    Hi,

    You can disable the plugin from phpmyadmin

    Regards

    Manos

    justinthyme56 Friend
    #412560

    Many thanks! All sorted.

    Manos Moderator
    #412727

    Also you can provide more info about your server etc so we can try to find out what was the problem at first place.

    Regards

    Manos

    jungle71 Friend
    #418098

    <em>@pascm 267486 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi,

    You can disable the plugin from phpmyadmin

    Regards

    Manos</blockquote>

    i have the same problem Fatal error: Call to a member function isAdmin() on a non-object in /home/gpoetryc/public_html/plugins/system/jatypo/jatypo.php on line 55

    where can i find it in phpadmin?…(am usiing joomla 1.7 thanks)

    Manos Moderator
    #418301

    Hi,

    You can find that on xxx_extensions table

    Regards

    Manos

    bodgeit Friend
    #438796

    I have similar issue.
    Fatal error: Call to a member function isAdmin() on a non-object in E:wampwwwxxxx-uppluginssystemjatypojatypo.php on line 58

    Am running on Joomla 2.51 and WAMP 2.2c

    I’ve just renamed the jatypo folder in plugins until you guys figure out the issue.

    By the way it is most definitely not solved.

    Manos Moderator
    #438836

    Hi,

    If you are using the latest version of the plugin then you shouldn’t face any kind of problems like this one you mention. Maybe you have an other instance of the plugin also installed ?

    bodgeit Friend
    #438995

    I have the issue, with the latest version of your plugin and the software I’m running as described.
    I noticed the update through the JA update manager, cliked it and after refreshing page got the error described.
    The only way back in was to rename the plugin folder.

    “Shouldn’t” is a useless word…I recommend not using it.

    fade2gray Friend
    #439943

    <em>@pascm 301296 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi,

    If you are using the latest version of the plugin then you shouldn’t face any kind of problems like this one you mention. Maybe you have an other instance of the plugin also installed ?</blockquote>

    This is still a problem with joomla 2.5 / jatypo 2.0.8

    EDIT: The following solution allows enabling of the plugin without receiving the FATAL ERROR, but unfortunately the button doesn’t appear in either tinyMCE or JCE.

    My solution:

    In /plugins/system/jatypo/jatypo.php…

    FIND
    [PHP] function onAfterRoute()
    {
    global $mainframe;
    if( $this->allowUseTypo() ){
    $doc =& JFactory::getDocument();

    $base_url = JURI::base();
    if($mainframe->isAdmin()) {
    $base_url = dirname ($base_url);
    }
    JHTML::_(‘behavior.mootools’);
    $doc->addScript($base_url.’/plugins/system/jatypo/assets/script.js’);
    $doc->addStylesheet($base_url.’/plugins/system/jatypo/assets/style.css’);
    $doc->addStylesheet($base_url.”/plugins/system/jatypo/typo/typo.css”);
    }
    }[/PHP]
    REPLACE WITH
    [PHP] function onAfterRoute()
    {
    $mainframe = JFactory::getApplication();
    if( $this->allowUseTypo() ){
    $doc =& JFactory::getDocument();

    $base_url = JURI::base();
    if($mainframe->isAdmin()) {
    $base_url = dirname ($base_url);
    }
    JHTML::_(‘behavior.mootools’);
    $doc->addScript($base_url.’/plugins/system/jatypo/assets/script.js’);
    $doc->addStylesheet($base_url.’/plugins/system/jatypo/assets/style.css’);
    $doc->addStylesheet($base_url.”/plugins/system/jatypo/typo/typo.css”);
    }
    }[/PHP]

    Manos Moderator
    #440190

    <em>@bodgeit 301501 wrote:</em><blockquote>I have the issue, with the latest version of your plugin and the software I’m running as described.
    I noticed the update through the JA update manager, cliked it and after refreshing page got the error described.
    The only way back in was to rename the plugin folder.

    “Shouldn’t” is a useless word…I recommend not using it.</blockquote>

    JA Extention Manager gives you the ability to rollback did you try that ?

    bodgeit Friend
    #440257

    Can’t access JA Extension Manager.
    The administrator page errors…no access to admin!

    As I said I had to rename the plugin folder and refresh browser to regain access.

    Manos Moderator
    #440323

    Hi,
    I would like to take a closer look and even pass this to our devs so a proper solution will be given. If you don’t mind in order to do that i would need super user and ftp access you can always create a ticket for this so we can solve the issue for you and for the feature releases of the plugin.

    Please let me know how you feel about it.

    Regards

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