Yes I have. There are no entries for the domain.

I'm looking at the standard server logs. Is there some special PHP log I need to enable?

I'll try setting up the PHP error reporting. I the meantime, I did find the Error in the regular error log, as follows:

"[Tue Jul 07 09:56:25 2015] [error] [client 71.189.216.125] PHP Fatal error: Class 'PerchResources' not found in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/perch/core/apps/content/modes/edit.form.pre.php on line 79, referer: https://dev-literarywomen.org.s70481.gridserver.com/perch/core/apps/content/page/?id=10"

But that doesn't really tell us anything new.

I've setup the PHP error reporting per Rachel's post (simple, thanks!), but it returns pretty much the same information:

[07-Jul-2015 10:49:07 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Fatal error: Class 'PerchResources' not found in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/perch/core/apps/content/modes/edit.form.pre.php on line 79

Drew,

I'm using "php_value error_reporting -1" now which gives me the following:

[07-Jul-2015 10:49:07 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Fatal error: Class 'PerchResources' not found in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/perch/core/apps/content/modes/edit.form.pre.php on line 79 [07-Jul-2015 10:49:36 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Fatal error: Class 'PerchResources' not found in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/perch/core/apps/content/modes/edit.form.pre.php on line 79 [08-Jul-2015 09:03:10 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant yes - assumed 'yes' in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/festival.php on line 34 [08-Jul-2015 09:03:11 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant yes - assumed 'yes' in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/festival.php on line 80 [08-Jul-2015 09:03:15 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant yes - assumed 'yes' in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/festival.php on line 34 [08-Jul-2015 09:03:15 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant yes - assumed 'yes' in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/festival.php on line 80 [08-Jul-2015 09:03:15 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant yes - assumed 'yes' in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/festival.php on line 34 [08-Jul-2015 09:03:15 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant yes - assumed 'yes' in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/festival.php on line 80 [08-Jul-2015 09:03:19 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant yes - assumed 'yes' in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/festival.php on line 34 [08-Jul-2015 09:03:19 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant yes - assumed 'yes' in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/festival.php on line 80 [08-Jul-2015 09:03:20 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant yes - assumed 'yes' in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/festival.php on line 34 [08-Jul-2015 09:03:20 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant yes - assumed 'yes' in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/festival.php on line 80 [08-Jul-2015 09:04:01 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant yes - assumed 'yes' in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/festival.php on line 34 [08-Jul-2015 09:04:01 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant yes - assumed 'yes' in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/festival.php on line 80 [08-Jul-2015 09:04:12 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Fatal error: Class 'PerchResources' not found in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/perch/core/apps/content/modes/edit.form.pre.php on line 79 [08-Jul-2015 09:05:56 America/Los_Angeles] PHP Fatal error: Class 'PerchResources' not found in /nfs/c05/h03/mnt/70481/domains/dev-literarywomen.org/html/perch/core/apps/content/modes/edit.form.pre.php on line 79

Not sure if that adds anything useful. The server is a stock MediaTemple GRID server with a MySQL Container and has been running Perch sites for years.

Thanks!

Rachel,

No. There's a /perch/core/lib/PerchResource.class.php file, however (singular, rather than plural on the "Resource")

It's contents are:

<?php

class PerchResource extends PerchBase { protected $table = 'resources'; protected $pk = 'resourceID';

private $clean_resources = true;

function __construct($details) 
{        
    if (defined('PERCH_CLEAN_RESOURCES')) $this->clean_resources = PERCH_CLEAN_RESOURCES;
    return parent::__construct($details);
}

public function delete()
{
    if ($this->clean_resources && !$this->resourceInLibrary()) {
        $Perch  = Perch::fetch();
        $bucket = $Perch->get_resource_bucket($this->resourceBucket());

        $file_path = PerchUtil::file_path($bucket['file_path'].'/'.$this->resourceFile());

        if (file_exists($file_path) && !is_dir($file_path)) {
            unlink($file_path);
            PerchUtil::debug('Deleting resource: '.$file_path);
        }
    }

    return parent::delete();
}

}

SOLUTION BELOW

It turns out that Transmit (for FTP transfer) didn't upload both the PerchResources.class.php file AND the PerchAPI_Resources.class.php file due to a rule in the preferences to skip any files with "resources" in the title.

Where that rule came from, I have no idea.

Everything now works smoothly. Thanks!

Very true. In my check, I didn't discern between PerchResource.class.php and PerchResources.class.com.