Upgrade from 4.1.7 to 4.2.2 results in VBSEO error

[HighFlow.nl]

We have upgraded vbulletin from 4.1.7 to 4.2.2 today.

Getting this error message right after installation:
Non-static method vBSEO_Storage:ath() should not be called statically in

In functions_vbseo_pre.php we changed:
from: function path($type = '')
to: static function path($type = '')
Also tried: public static function path($type = '')

With both modifications we don't get the error message anymore, just a blank page.
(internal server error 500)

What can be the solution?
Hope we can get our forum up and running again.

Thanks in advance.

[Brandon Sheley]

What do you mean "both modifications"??

http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/forum...ade-php-5-4-17

The blank page likely means you saved something wrong in the php file.
Only try changing this.

To fix the error with VBSEO you need to:

1) edit /vbseo/includes/functions_vbseo-pre.php
2) on line 181 find: function path($type = '')
3) replace with: public static function path($type = '')
4) save file.

Done

[HighFlow.nl]

Thanks for your reply.

I mean I tried the code once at the time.
I found that topic also and followed the instructions.
Replaced it with the code in "3)".
The error message is then not shown, but only a blank page.

Then I found this topic:
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....1&postcount=26
So I replaced the function path with: static function path($type = '')

With that also no luck and only blank page.

Can we try anything else?

[ozzy47]

Ditch vBSEO and go with [DBTech] DragonByte SEO v1 (vB4)

[Dave]

Since it's returning an internal server error, could you check the error logs of your web-server/PHP cgi?

[HighFlow.nl]

Originally Posted by ozzy47

Ditch vBSEO and go with [DBTech] DragonByte SEO v1 (vB4)

Yes I was thinking so too, but we have to be able to get into the adminCP first and we cannot with this error

Originally Posted by Dave

Since it's returning an internal server error, could you check the error logs of your web-server/PHP cgi?

E-mail is send to our server administrator, waiting for the reply of what's in the log.

[ozzy47]

Ok lets do this, disable plugins via the includes/config.php file.

To do that open your includes/config.php file and below <?php add the following.

PHP Code:

define('DISABLE_HOOKS', true); 


So it looks like this:

PHP Code:

<?php
define('DISABLE_HOOKS', true);
/*=================================================  =====================*\
|| ##################################################  ################## ||
|| # vBulletin 4.2.2

Use a editor like notepad++ to edit any files, don't use Notepad or Wordpad.

[HighFlow.nl]

Thanks!
Done it, I can access my admin panel again.

Logged in and disabled VBSEO plugin.

Removed the "DISABLE_HOOKS" from config.php.

Problem is still there

[ozzy47]

I would disable hooks again, then look into getting the pro version of DBSEO, and switching, as the pro version has a importer from vBSEO to DBSEO.

[HighFlow.nl]

Tried it, installed DBSEO while hooks disabled.
But can't go to CP of DBSEO, url/dbseocp/ just shows a blank page.
So can't go import vBSEO settings.

When hooks enabled, the first problem again: AdminCP is not available at all.

Any other ideas?