hello joomla gurus, after transferring my joomla site from local to remote, am having this error when i click on articles to edit.

Fatal error: Call to undefined method stdClass::onDisplay() in /home/webmecha/public_html/sampleschool/libraries/joomla/html/editor.php on line 295

pls help.

Sorry dear, first you have to be calm. It is only then that you can think well. Secondly dont hope for much via this post {most of the webmaster on here are so stingy with their ideas that's why they dont make progress} respect to the good webmasters pray people like Dual Core get here soon.
I dnt kn much on joomla... Refer to ur textbook, visit the faq on their site and get more help.

Have you checked that your Joomla version is compatible with your host, also it could be a template using an old code,which i doubt, i use Joomla and StdClass Display is a core Joomla method for display a page or component,which shouldn't give an error, whats the link to your site.

Aboki,

I hope this posts proves that I am not the stingy type and am willing to make progress, though as I have stated before, those who would love to post aren't doing so because of the new direction the board has taken.

OP:
How did you transfer your Joomla site from local to the host? Are you aware of Akeeba backup? If not, you need to:

1) Go to your server installation and delete all the tables in the database you created (spare the actual database itself)
2) Download akeeba backup, and run it on your local installation (the akeeba backup's documentation is actually very good)
3) transfer the "zipped" backup to your server
4) Part of the akeeba install comes with a kickstart.php file. Follow instructions on how to run it
5) If all goes well, your transfer will be a success.

Note:
Akeeba backup is actually very cool and easy to understand. Learning curve is low. Except for the first time that I ever ran it, I haven't encountered any problems since.

good luck!

Joomla API sucks or blows

I blow my respect like to you yawa-ti-de

thanks to u all. its just funny.i uploaded just the way ve bn doing all my sites.
intall joomla on remote using fantastico
drop the database on remote site, and import the one from the local
install all templates and extenions used on local
thats all.

THE ISSUE IS:
THE SITE IS UP AND RUNNING BUT WONT JUST ALLOW ME TO EDIT MY ARTICLES


OK,Thanks for the help. i will try akeeba

schneid: thanks to u all. its just funny.i uploaded just the way ve bn doing all my sites.
intall joomla on remote using fantastico
drop the database on remote site, and import the one from the local
install all templates and extenions used on local
thats all.

THE ISSUE IS:
THE SITE IS UP AND RUNNING BUT WONT JUST ALLOW ME TO EDIT MY ARTICLES


OK,Thanks for the help. i will try akeeba

Check your file permission settings( 664) (777)

The issue i found with joomla most case is when am uploading to remote server, if proper care is not taking you find a lot of errors.
i just uploaded http://www.e-telligencenews.com and work on some errors.
@poster, what i will advice is that you re-upload the file again, and make sure your internet connection is fast and always over write existing files in case an error occur or the file couldn't upload proper.
Better still, call a pro to handle it for you.

naija! una too dey like suffer on purpose. Una go c better way but like the proverbial goat, if u know hit d breast really hard, milk no go flow

People have already done the hard work for you. Download akeeba/kickstart and you will be good to go.

Using Akeeba backup is the best way to transfer a joomla site. it is easy and very fast.that is what i use. give it a try.