Cannot add new page

[dimayakovlev]

If I am trying to add a new page without parent page (parent is root):

Whoops\Exception\ErrorException thrown with message "Call to a member function path() on a non-object"
Stacktrace:
#0  in D:\OpenServer\domains\grav\user\plugins\admin\classes\admin.php:525

If I am trying to save a new page with parent:

I am using local webserver with Apache/2.2.29 (Win32) and PHP 5.4.35.

[rhukster]

Not sure if this is related, but do you have param separator set to ; in your system configuration?

[reyman]

same here, impossible to create a new page using root :(

[flaviocopes]

I cannot replicate - just to make sure, is everything (grav & admin plugin) up to date?

[rhukster]

I cannot reproduce either. I am able to save a new page with parent set to root.

[rhukster]

@reyman are you on windows also??

[reyman]

no i'm on linux

[reyman]

Bug arrive not at save, but when i want to publish : 'Validation failed: Invalid input in Process'

I Create a page
I Save the page
I Change visibility
Eror

[dimayakovlev]

@rhukster parameter separator is ;

[flaviocopes]

@reyman I think this is fixed in Grav 0.9.37, you're on that?

[dimayakovlev]

With Grav 0.9.37 I can create subpages without errors.

[reyman]

@flaviocopes i'm on 0.9.37 and i update today the php bin/gpm selfupgrade -f

[rhukster]

Just to confirm this issue you are seeing is only on root level pages? subpages are fine? What exactly are you doing when you create the page? Can you provide me step-by-step instructions on how you get this error. I need to be able to reproduce it before I can fix it.

[dimayakovlev]

@rhukster Yes, after upgrade to Grav 0.9.37 I can create supbages without errors.

An error occurs only when creating root level page.

1.Сlick Add Page button
2.Fill Add Page form. Parent Page is Root
3.Click Continue button

Error:

Whoops\Exception\ErrorException thrown with message "Call to a member function path() on a non-object"

Stacktrace:
#0  in D:\OpenServer\domains\grav\user\plugins\admin\classes\admin.php:525

[rhukster]

Ok, i'm going to have to ask you to test this again with Grav 0.9.38 when it's released (soon). I have reworked the admin class so the line number is not really that helpful from 0.9.37.

[rhukster]

Also out of curiosity can you create it as a subpage and then move it to root?

[dimayakovlev]

@rhukster Yes, moving subpage to root works fine.

[rhukster]

Can you please provide me with a zip file of your user/ folder. I really need to work out if you have something special in your setup because I still can't replicate this error.

[Sommerregen]

@rhukster I really suspect that this is again a param_sep issue - at least the error looks quite familiar for me. If I'm right I should fail creating a page on my Windows machine, too. I will try that out and leave you a message as soon as possible here.

[rhukster]

I think your right, i was in the process last night of getting my windows VM running again to test it there. If you have one operational and can help debug it, that would be awesome.

[dimayakovlev]

@rhukster Here it is http://1drv.ms/1E03bih

[Sommerregen]

@rhukster I just tested on Apache/2.4.7 (Win7) PHP/5.4.25 with param_sep: + (but it shouldn't make any difference) with the latest develop branch and creating pages is possible. However I will try to figure it out. Maybe there are some remnants, which are not param_sep compliant.

Maybe this bug was fixed in the develop branch, soon after Admin v0.3.0 has been released...

UPDATE: I reviewed the admin plugin and have found some minor bugs related to the param_sep: + option (one was related with the backups and one with forgotten password see commit).

[rhukster]

Are you going to submit a PR based on your fork with those minor fixes?

[Sommerregen]

Yes, I will do it. I just have had no time to look at it and see, if I have not overlooked anything. I will submit one this evening!

[rhukster]

Just saw another instance of this error:

Looks like this one is with Ammps and grav is in it's own subdirectory.

[Sommerregen]

Ok, just prepared a PR for you ;-) Concerning your error report, I have another minor issue (not really important) and happens when I try to point my browser to an unknown path (see the address bar):

[rhukster]

Should be fixed! Please create new issues for any other windows bugs