Question TreeK. Tree-Shell for Kunena Forum

Ah, good to know, okay then I'll wait for the
A corrected version of Trik 2.0.7 will appear on Jed soon.
but the administrator/logs/treek_ajax.php is nowhere to be found on my test sites
maybe that also has to do with the previous problem?

Leen wrote:

but the administrator/logs/treek_ajax.php is nowhere to be found on my test sites
maybe that also has to do with the previous problem?

Yes, this may be caused by the same issue.
treek_ajax.php is created only when the AJAX request reaches the TreeK AJAX plugin. If Joomla is installed in a subdirectory and TreeK builds the wrong AJAX URL, the request may not reach the plugin at all. In that case the file administrator/logs/treek_ajax.php will not be created.
This have fixed in TreeK 2.0.7.

Please note:
- keep plugin=treek, not plugin=treeks;
- after enabling Debug AJAX log, reproduce the problem once by clicking the TreeK icon;
- if treek_ajax.php still does not appear, check Joomla's actual log folder in:
  System -> Global Configuration -> System -> Path to Log Folder.
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A corrected version of TreeK 2.0.7 is now on Jed .  Please test it.

Fixes:
- Fixed TreeK AJAX URL generation when Joomla is installed in a subdirectory.
Changes:
- Added AJAX diagnostics instructions to the installation documentation.
- Changed the TreeK installation log to English.
Notes:
- If the tree does not open, enable "Debug AJAX log" in the TreeK AJAX plugin and check administrator/logs/treek_ajax.php.

Thank you very much for the important remark.
Leon
 

Hello ,
I have TreeK 2.0.7 and it works now.

However, the error log treek_ajax.php cannot be found yet.

And if I set the plugin to registered, the little tree remains visible but no longer shows the tree structure.
A message then appears:
"Unable to refresh the tree. Please refresh the page and open the tree again."

But it would be nice if the little tree were not visible to the public either.

Leen wrote:

But it would be nice if the little tree were not visible to the public either.

Thank you for suggesting a new option.

The issue with registered users is not a bug. When designing the system, it never even occurred to me that trees could be hidden from anyone. 

For TreeK, the access level should normally be set to ‘Public’. To do this, you need to leave the access level for the TreeK AJAX plugin set to ‘Public’ by default. Then guests can also use TreeK, 

The problem was that the TreeK icon could remain visible to guests, even if the AJAX plugin was not available to them.

This has been fixed in the new version 2.0.8: if the plugin’s access level is set to ‘Registered’, guests will not see any TreeK elements, including the tree icon. The clickable ‘Replies’ count is also not displayed; a standard number is shown instead. The parent arrow is also not displayed.

Leen wrote:

However, the error log treek_ajax.php cannot be found yet.

About the TreeK AJAX error log treek_ajax.php:

treek_ajax.php is the TreeK AJAX diagnostic/error log. It is created only when the TreeK AJAX plugin actually runs.

Please check these points:
1. In Joomla Administrator, open:
System -> Manage -> Plugins -> Treek - Add-on for Kunena Forum
and make sure:
Debug AJAX log = Yes
2. Save the plugin settings.
3. Open a Kunena topic on the frontend and click the TreeK icon once.
Only after this action TreeK can write the AJAX diagnostic log.
4. Then check Joomla's log folder.
The usual path is:
administrator/logs/treek_ajax.php
However, your Joomla site may use a different log folder. You can check the real path here:
System -> Global Configuration -> System -> Path to Log Folder
Please look for treek_ajax.php in that folder.

Important:
treek_install.php is not the AJAX diagnostic log. It is only the installation/update log.
Also, if the TreeK AJAX plugin access level is set to Registered and you test as a guest/public user, Joomla will block the request before it reaches TreeK. In that case treek_ajax.php may not be created, because the TreeK plugin did not run.

So, for testing the AJAX log:
- set the TreeK plugin Access level to Public, or
- log in as a registered user if the plugin Access level is Registered.
Then click the TreeK icon again and check the Joomla log folder.

hello,

I also tried the new version 2.0.8.

The tree icon has indeed disappeared now when I set the plugin to registered.

However, no matter what I test locally or live, I cannot find the error log

"treek_ajax.php" anywhere after testing.