It sounds like you are saying that if a user does not have access to a page, they are getting a blank page with absolutely no content other than a simple "403" message in the upper left hand corner.
I'm assuming that you would prefer that they get a page that has the formatting for the rest of your site, but instead of content they get an sensible "access denied" message.
I don't have a quick answer for you, but a few questions might help:
1) Is the problem the same for unauthenticated users as well as authenticated users (assuming that they are both trying to access pages that they should not have access to)?
2) It sounds to me like the problem is with the layout. Do you have a fall-back (default) layout specified here: /admin/structure/layouts ?
Yes..that's right, but oddly, I restored an earlier database, and noted the issue disappeared ..and then when I restored the latest database, the issue did not return.
Since the restored databases exclude cache tables, I suspect it was cache related.
This is helpful. When I Googled for suggestions about the error message, I found an old entry in Stack Overflow that suggested increasing max_connections. I passed that along to the hosting...
Thanks for the suggestions. All caches have been enabled from the start.
I'm not sure what qualifies as a "complex" view. There are 400-500 pages that include EVA fields. But the vast...
Also, when we had some problems with the Backdrop sites, this is what the server admin did:
I have increased the max_connections for mariadb and increased the child_processes for...
Posted1 day 12 hours ago by Martin Price | System Horizons Ltd (yorkshirepudding) on:
Have you enabled caches on the site at:
Admin Bar > Configuration > Development > Performance
(admin/config/development/performance)
Are there any complex Views that...
Posted1 day 12 hours ago by Martin Price | System Horizons Ltd (yorkshirepudding) on:
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Barney:
It sounds like you are saying that if a user does not have access to a page, they are getting a blank page with absolutely no content other than a simple "403" message in the upper left hand corner.
I'm assuming that you would prefer that they get a page that has the formatting for the rest of your site, but instead of content they get an sensible "access denied" message.
I don't have a quick answer for you, but a few questions might help:
1) Is the problem the same for unauthenticated users as well as authenticated users (assuming that they are both trying to access pages that they should not have access to)?
2) It sounds to me like the problem is with the layout. Do you have a fall-back (default) layout specified here: /admin/structure/layouts ?
Yes..that's right, but oddly, I restored an earlier database, and noted the issue disappeared ..and then when I restored the latest database, the issue did not return.
Since the restored databases exclude cache tables, I suspect it was cache related.
Thanks a million for helping...very grateful.