Symphony.

You should have only one .htaccess file in Symphony 2.0.6.

But even after fixing that in both .htaccess files

Ah. Get rid of /symphony/.htaccess. That might be your problem.

Ha. Well spotted michael-e.

Edit I originally wrote that I’d lost the ability to access the backend at all after removing /symphony/.htacccess and modifying the main .htaccess file as suggested above. Turns out I didn’t have the very latest changes from Git. I can get to the backend fine now.

Still no reordering though.

Edit: The following is left here for historical reasons only.

Shit. What’s going on there? Does the frontend work?

What about an URL like that:

http://yourdomain.com/your-subdirectory-path-if-any/?mode=administration&symphony-page=system/preferences/

Does this open the Admin preferences?

I might have found another bug while searching for an answer.

In my case, symphony is installed in the “symphony” dir, so any calls to the admin interface should route to: /symphony/symphony

The main javascript file defines the website as following:

WEBSITE: $('script')[0].src.split('/symphony/')[0]

In my case, that would not return the expected base url.

When I correct the error, the url itself returns the 200 status (which is good), but as soon as I try to use it in the script, it returns 404 error.

I will digg a bit deeper, and see what I can find.

Oops, double post..

edit: I have it working on my setup. I will have to try and see if it purerly because of my directory setup that this is happening, or that it is a “all-over” bug.

My temporary fix was to change:

WEBSITE: $('script')[0].src.split('/symphony/')[0],

to:

WEBSITE: $('script')[0].src.split('/symphony/')[0]+'/symphony',

edit2

A better fix might be (not quite sure if the general directory structure is meant to be constant)

WEBSITE: $('script')[0].src.split('/symphony/assets')[0]

hope this helps.

@creatiedutchmen I reported this bug on github few weeks ago. Issue #127.

@rainerborene Thanks for pointing that out, I searched github for a while but could not find it.

I do think your solution is a little more elegant than mine. darn.

What was the final solution to this problem? Or was it solved? Because I’m still encountering it. Shanagins.

What version of Symphony are you using, what browser are you using (and have you tried in several browsers), and what is the URL in your browser when you perform the drag/drop?