Hi there,

Thank you for reaching out, and I apologize for any inconvenience caused by this oversight. Disable this plugin and check again. Besides, You need to contact with the Solidres Extension Provider.

Solidres - Channel Manager plugin

Best regards,

Toufiqur Rahman (Team Lead, Support)

I can confirm.

Plugin "Solidres - Channel Manager" is not fully compatible with PHP 8.3 - that's why you have Deprecated error messages (!)

I also have this identical issue when trying to ug from SPPB 3.8.X to 5.X

Note I don't have the plugin mentioned above.

Joomla 4.4.10 on PHP 8.3.16

I have provided the details in Hidden Content

Pls advise? C

Chris, how you can have the same error not having that plugin from Solidres, hmm? First user here, had a problem with Accommodations from Solidres, not SPPB itself.

Please show me where you have it. More details/screenshot please. Yes, each case can be different.

Besides we don't support SP Page Builder 3.8.10 anymore.

Reproduction is only possible by attempting the install of SPPB 5.x.

access to /administrator is ok but the identical error is seen in the front end after the update.

if i reinstall SPPB Pro 3.x, the issue does not arise (or if i restore the pre-install backup)

Ok Paul

I tried again on the live site and saw more detailed errors with error reporting at max.

I have cloned the site as suggested. See info below.

Hope you find out the issue... I had this before on a different site!

C

And I hope for the "new clone" you used a different database or at least different prefix.

Thx for access, I will look deeper after lunch.

yes - completely different database!

Done, you have SPPB Pro 5.4.6 and all pages that you had.

You can use that clone site as final site.

Thanks Paul

Could you clue me in as to what you did to fix it - what was the problem?

Chris

Finally, I note two ZIP files in /temp that are clearly not part of the std J build but all look like SPPB items.

What are these, what were they added for and do I need to keep them?

hi Paul -

please can you respond?

yes, I confirm - you can delete all files from /temp folder

in general all folders like /tmp or /temp - keeps only temporarry files, and sometimes Joomla forget to remove them ;)

Thanks but you didn;t answer my first question:

"Could you clue me in as to what you did to fix it - what was the problem?"

Can you let me know? c

In general was some work, removing and updating files manually.

Problematic was you upload php limit , brrr... most sites has 10MB or more, and you have(had) 2 or 3M only.