Re: Fatal error: Call to undefined method JDocumentRaw
Posted 10 years 1 month ago
Hi All,
I have the same error message, instead of a 404. I've narrowed it to the MIME type so mywrongpage.pdf generated the error, when I changed the extension in the url to mywrongpage.html I get my default 404 page.
Fatal error: Call to undefined method JDocumentRaw::isHtml5() in /home/mysite/public_html/libraries/joomla/document/html/renderer/head.php on line 68
Site & template specs
Gantry 4.1.25
Joomla 3.3.3
*Adds Suffix to URL
Hadron 1.1
Is it a bug with Joomla core file or Gantry?
Urgently needs sorting as I have quite a few old pages with .pdf extension.
Re: Fatal error: Call to undefined method JDocumentRaw
Posted 9 years 9 months ago
i have same error
[Mon Feb 16 16:07:46 2015] [warn] [client 87.25.16.219] mod_fcgid: stderr: PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method JDocumentRaw::isHtml5() in /var/www/vhosts/site.com/httpdocs/libraries/joomla/document/html/renderer/head.php on line 68
joomla 3.3.6
naturalway 1.2
gantry 4.1.27
the template and webpage it's ok but
i do not create a registred user in front end
Re: Fatal error: Call to undefined method JDocumentRaw
Posted 8 years 1 month ago
Same problem now appears on my site after latest series of updates
Fatal error: Call to undefined method JDocumentRaw::isHtml5() in /homepages/site.com/libraries/joomla/document/renderer/html/head.php on line 67
Also, make sure you reorder the RokSprocket plugin immediately after RokCommon plugin like someone else sugggested.
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Re: Fatal error: Call to undefined method JDocumentRaw
Posted 8 years 1 month ago
Thanks for the suggestions, tried it but still no luck.
The issue relates to a GoogleAPI link to the calendar, so I renewed the token just in case, but it still returns the same error again.
Just for info: In the instruction "--ADD the code after the check if $this->error isset" I couldn't see this but there is "if (!isset($this->error))" and I pasted this after this line. Assumed the syntax may have changed for my template at some stage.