Call to undefined function TP_loadTheme()

[Dylert]

 Link to my forum: http://www.hellasforum.net/
SMF version: SMF ver. 2.0.15 here
TP version: 1.6.1
Default Forum Language: Norwegian
Theme name and version: Default
Browser Name and Version: Chrome - latest version
Mods installed:
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Related Error messages: Call to undefined function TP_loadTheme()
PHP version: 7

[@rjen]

Forumlink does not work?

Please Specify complete list of Mods, the Actual TP version as well as the PHP version

[Dylert]

Forumlink does not work?

Please Specify complete list of Mods, the Actual TP version as well as the PHP version

Sorry! I have corrected th elink now:  www.hellasforum.net

[@rjen]

What did you do / change when this started happening? It suggests a broken / incomplete install of TinyPortal...

Did you backup before this started?

[Dylert]

I changed from http to https and ran repair_settings.php. I clicked on "Remove all hooks", but I don't know if that is the reason.

[@rjen]

The remove all hooks is most likely the cause...

Do you have a backup? If so restore.

You may have more issues with your mods now.

[Dylert]

No, I don't have a backup of everything. But I have backup of some files and database which is about 6 months old.

[Dylert]

Maybe I shold make a clean install??

[@rjen]

A clean set of files is a sure way to fix it. More work though then a backup... you should really create a full backup of your forum before doing these things...

If you have the backup of the table smf_settings and are comfortabel with phpmyadmin you can manually put back the values you find in the table fields for the variables that start with integrate...

That should fix it, but I am not exactly sure. so no guarantees

[@rjen]

There is a file in the TinyPortal package: do_hooks.php, that can restore the hooks.

I am not sure how to run that though. Mick, a hand please ?