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elburgl69

elburgl69

Delete the folder <documentroot>/app/cache/prod and <documentroot>/app/cache/dev if they exist. Normally such a 500 error is an attempt to load a class that is already loaded in the cache.

If that does not help, have a look at your php logfiles. On unixboxes, normally look in /var/log/php* (* for the version).

Otherwise put error reporting on (can be nasty in the front end too on production systems...). Edit <document root>/config/defines.inc.php and change the second line: 

if (!defined('_PS_MODE_DEV_')) {
	define('_PS_MODE_DEV_', true);
}

This will give you a cause why the error occurs.

By the way, when deleting modules manual in the database, do no forget the named entries in ps_authorization_role table. The SLUG is something like ROLE_MOD_TAB_<MODULE NAME>_<ACTION>.

Succes,

Leo

elburgl69

elburgl69

Delete the folder <documentroot>/app/cache/prod and <documentroot>/app/cache/dev if they exist. Normally such a 500 error is an attempt to load a class that is already loaded in the cache.

If that does not help, have a look at your php logfiles. On unixboxes, normally look in /var/log/php* (* for the version).

Otherwise put error reporting on (can be nasty in the front end too on production systems...). Edit <document root>/config/defines.inc.php and change the second line: 

if (!defined('_PS_MODE_DEV_')) {
	define('_PS_MODE_DEV_', true);
}

This will give you a cause why the error occurs.

Succes,

Leo

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