AdminCP callback image

[Wayne Luke]

Should have been a minor upgrade. That database error is from an addon. You need to contact that addon developer for an upgraded version. Your addons must be able to run under PHP 5.6.0 or higher. PHP made many changes to how scripts are supposed to work in recent versions.

[karabaja2]

I did. Tryed several browsers. Still reciveing:
vBulletin 3.8.11<img src="http://version.vbulletin.com/version.gif?v=3811&amp;id

Also, after upgrade, I got this error when I try open every single post or thread on board. I had to disable some of addons.

 Database error in vBulletin 3.8.11:  Invalid SQL: SELECT * FROM post_thanks AS post_thanks INNER JOIN user AS user USING (userid) WHERE post_thanks.postid IN (0Array) ORDER BY post_thanks.username ASC;  MySQL Error   : Unknown column '0Array' in 'where clause' Error Number  : 1054

Edit post returns blank page. This upgrade is a mess.

[Mark.B]

Make sure you've cleared your browser cache and restarted the browser.

Modern browsers seem to be highly efficient / ruthless (delete according to your views) at caching stuff.

[karabaja2]

OK. I understand. I have upgraded PHP to 5.6.31-1~dotdeb+7.1 and MySQL to 5.7.18-ndb-7.6.3 and upgraded VB to 3.8.11

I have not seen any http:// in source code of admincp/indx.php but embedded http:// remains in AdminCP.

[Wayne Luke]

You're probably running a version of PHP before 5.6.0 or you're missing the iconv library. It would be a better use of both our and your resources to solve actual issues instead of artificial ones like updating a link in obsolete code.

[karabaja2]

I've tryed. Got blank page after uploading new files.

[Wayne Luke]

The solution is to upgrade to vBulletin 3.8.11.

[karabaja2]

So what is solution? Becuse, this is the only thing it works.

EDIT: How about this?

<?php echo $vbphrase['admin_control_panel']; ?></b> (vBulletin 3.8.8 Patch Level 5<img src="https://version.vbulletin.com/version.gif?v=388&amp;id=XXXXXXXXX" width="1" height="1" border="0" alt="" style="visibility:hidden" />)</a></td>
        <td style="white-space:nowrap; text-align:<?php echo $stylevar['right']; ?>; font-weight:bold">

[Wayne Luke]

Removing it can potentially cause your installation to be listed as an unlicensed copy. While the license isn't pirated, the flag can cause unnecessary issues if a DMCA is ordered.

[karabaja2]

OK. Thanks. But i blanked relevant data to my license.

I just removed this:

<?php echo ADMIN_VERSION_VBULLETIN . print_form_middle('XXXXXXX'); ?>)<?php echo iif(is_demo_mode(), ' <b>DEMO MODE</b>'); ?></a></td>
		<td><a href="//members.vbulletin.com/" id="head_version_link" target="_blank">&nbsp;</a></td>

Now it woks fine.

[Wayne Luke]

I have posted original code from vB 3.8.8, but Wayne Luke removed it for some unknown reason to me.

Because it contained personally identifying information that would allow someone to steal your license.

You will need to upgrade to 3.8.11. It uses https directly for this call. vBulletin 3.X is no longer under development so you should be running the last version anyway.

[karabaja2]

I did it. Same thing. Embedded image still looks like:
<img src="http://version.vbulletin.com/version.gif?v=388

[Mark.B]

Yes, I know. I ment embedded content. That callback is the only non SSL content inside AdminCP.



I have replaced every http:// to https:// inside VB folder long, long time ago. This is the only thing I cant solve. That header is generated somwhere else.

You need to make those specific edits.

There should not be any requirement to edit ANY other files and this may well be contributing to the issue.

You should:

Upload a fresh set of unedited files.
Make the admincp edit above
Make sure the URL setting is correct for https in the admincp URL settings
Follow EVERY step in the guide I linked to

Doing this any other way may cause problems and is unsupported.

[karabaja2]

Yes, I know. I ment embedded content. That callback is the only non SSL content inside AdminCP.

Can you please make those edits, then clear the browser cache and restart the browser?

I have replaced every http:// to https:// inside VB folder long, long time ago. This is the only thing I cant solve. That header is generated somwhere else.

[Mark.B]

Yes. It's the only link inside adminCP in http://

That doesn't necessarily mean that at all.

The edits I linked to above are to two forms which don't show as links but do trigger the mixed content warning.
And anyway, it isn't about links, it's about embedded content. You can have a LINK to a non-https resource without triggering mixed content.

Can you please make those edits, then clear the browser cache and restart the browser?

Also, please make sure you have done EVERYTHING in this guide:
https://www.vbulletin.com/forum/arti...forum-to-https