7.5.3 Scheduler Blank Screen

Dear All,

I just did a fresh install off sC 7.5.3. The lot of it seems to work fine, but the scheduler only shows a blank screen.

Any suggestions?

Regards,

Peter

Anyone?

Update:

After setting php errors on in suiteCRM root index.php (adding following lines on rows 43:error_reporting(E_ALL); and 44:
ini_set(‘display_errors’, ‘On’);), I got this error:

[09-Apr-2016 15:44:19 Europe/Amsterdam] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: sugar_config in /***/modules/Schedulers/language/nl_NL.lang.php on line 153

After deleting nl_NL.lang.php, Scheduler is back in business. Yet every once in a while exactly the same error re-appears.

What is causing this?

  1. need content of modules/Schedulers/language/nl_NL.lang.php on line 153

or need NL language ? Certainly a bad translation file (old, custom char… )
backup this file.

Just copy en_us.lang.php and past into nl_NL.lang.php

Dont forget Rebuild/repair

:wink:

Hi Item,

Thank you for your help. I got the latest Dutch translation from crowdin.com, so it should be OK I guess.

I kind of already implemented your solution: I commented out line 153 (which fully equals the en_us version and is about the only line which is not translated!). Next to that, in the /custom/modules/Schedulers/Ext/Language folder, I copied the en_us… version of the script and renamed it to NL_nl. (Odd thing is that the en_us script is only 67b and kind of empty [//WARNING: The contents of this file are auto-generated] as where the original NL-nl script was 2.3K). After that the script was rewritten again by suiteCRM to the orinal state of 2.3K and errors came back again. Finally I removed the NL-nl script. So far this seems to work, Scheduler is back again.

line 153: ‘LBL_NO_PHP_CLI’ => 'If your host does not have the PHP binary available, you can use wget or curl to launch your Jobs.
for wget:                     wget --quiet --non-verbose ’ . $sugar_config[‘site_url’] . '/cron.php > /dev/null 2>&1
for curl:                     curl --silent ’ . $sugar_config[‘site_url’] . ‘/cron.php > /dev/null 2>&1’,

Regards,

Peter