I recently installed Magento 1.4.0 RC1, and immediately upon installation I went to Magento Connect and installed the Modern Theme. After installing, the front end stopped working and trying to log into admin yields this error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined method Mage_Adminhtml_NotificationController::_title() in [redacted]/app/code/core/Mage/Adminhtml/controllers/NotificationController.php on line 39
I was having some issues with PEAR, but I fixed them using the info in this article. Could this be related to my issue? I reverted to the original PEAR.php but it didn’t fix anything.
Error:
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Fatal error: Call to undefined method Mage_Adminhtml_NotificationController::_title() in /home/nikawater/nikawater.org/shop/app/code/core/Mage/Adminhtml/controllers/NotificationController.php on line 39
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I had to roll-back and overwrite all files with the older version to get the site back live.
I have also heard that backing up the database, creating a fresh install, then pointing it at the restored database will work (try this in a dev site first please).
same here v 1.4.0.1, it happened after installed Modern theme.
For some reason the packages were older version, especiallhy Mage_Core_Modules was 1.3.3. So I uninstalled the modern theme, and upgraded everything, it brings back the site.
However when I tried to install moderm theme again, it didn\\\\\\\’t work. *Bleh*
hello, everbody, i had found a method.
I just delete all my root files. then install the 1.4 version again.
and all the database info, including host, database name, database pass, the same.
then i found that the website is ok! and i can login into admin panel.
of course, all the images of my products, logo, banner are all missing.
so, you may try this method, but backup your data, including your mysql database, and images of products ,and logo image, and so on.
After installing the modern theme I had the same errors, so right after the Magento Connect Manager finished I clicked on the Check for upgrades in the Manage Existing Extensions section and the big surprise was that there were upgrades available for all the packages I’ve just installed 2 minutes ago and thought there were the latest .. well, I’ve selected the upgrade action for every item in the extensions list, and then Commit Changes. After it finished, everything worked.