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Admin Panel not working properly!!

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Mcmar said:
That gave me a huge idea, the update from 2.1.1 to 2.1.2 must have done that to mine aswell! After i updated it, it happend.

- So i dont know, did you fix it mate?
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not yet, i'll do a md5 checksum test for all the files later today, probably missed a file...
 
This is actually a bug that I've already fixed on 2.2
It happens when you set the auto_lang false.

This fix will be bundled on 2.2 and to fix it manually, open includes/chevereto.php and change this:

PHP: 
    } else {
        define('__CHV_LANGUAGE_FILE__', $default_lang);
    }

To this:
PHP: 
    } else {
        $lang_code = 'en';
        define('__CHV_LANGUAGE_FILE__', $default_lang);
    }
 
Rodolfo said:
This is actually a bug that I've already fixed on 2.2
It happens when you set the auto_lang false.

This fix will be bundled on 2.2 and to fix it manually, open includes/chevereto.php and change this:

PHP: 
    } else {
        define('__CHV_LANGUAGE_FILE__', $default_lang);
    }

To this:
PHP: 
    } else {
        $lang_code = 'en';
        define('__CHV_LANGUAGE_FILE__', $default_lang);
    }
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Thanks, its working fine now
 
I think you did that for me now or?

Anyway, i turned Auto Language ON! And it worked? with auto language off it does not work.

The images that are now are some old images?? omg..
 
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