I have upgraded to the version on the admin zone, but I have received a Fatal error because I forgot to enter the URL (as usuall) when I press the proceed button.

Unfortunately, I can't access the Admin zone because of the fatal error bellow!

Kindly help.
 

Here is the error:

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined method Hook_sitemap_entry_point::_lang_string_or_literal() in /home1/faresnin/public_html/cp/sources/hooks/systems/sitemap/entry_point.php:229 Stack trace: #0 /home1/faresnin/public_html/cp/sources/hooks/systems/sitemap/page.php(356): Hook_sitemap_entry_point->get_node('adminzone:admin…', NULL, NULL, 50, 4, 4, 258, 'adminzone', 3, Array) #1 /home1/faresnin/public_html/cp/sources/hooks/systems/sitemap/page_grouping.php(395): Hook_sitemap_page->get_node('adminzone:admin…', NULL, NULL, 50, 4, 3, 770, 'adminzone', 3, Array) #2 /home1/faresnin/public_html/cp/sources/hooks/systems/sitemap/zone.php(370): Hook_sitemap_page_grouping->get_node('adminzone:admin…', NULL, NULL, 50, 4, 2, 258, 'adminzone', 3, Array) #3 /home1/faresnin/public_html/cp/sources/sitemap.php(159): Hook_sitemap_zone->get_node('adminzone:', NULL, NULL, 50, 4, 1, 258, 'adminzone', 3) #4 /home1/faresnin/public_html/cp/sources/menus.php(243): retrieve_sitemap_node('adminzone:', NULL, NULL, 50, 4, 258, '_SEARCH' in /home1/faresnin/public_html/cp/sources/hooks/systems/sitemap/entry_point.php on line 229
Critical error – bailing out
This is an error that has been elevated to critical error status because it occurred during the primary error mechanism reporting system itself (possibly due to it occurring within the standard output framework). It may be masking a secondary error that occurred before this, but was never output - if so, it is likely strongly related to this one, thus fixing this will fix the other.
PHP ERROR [1] Uncaught Error: Call to undefined method Hook_sitemap_entry_point::_lang_string_or_literal() in sources/hooks/systems/sitemap/entry_point.php:229 Stack trace: #0 sources/hooks/systems/sitemap/page.php(356): Hook_sitemap_entry_point->get_node('adminzone:admin…', NULL, NULL, 50, 4, 4, 258, 'adminzone', 3, Array) #1 sources/hooks/systems/sitemap/page_grouping.php(395): Hook_sitemap_page->get_node('adminzone:admin…', NULL, NULL, 50, 4, 3, 770, 'adminzone', 3, Array) #2 sources/hooks/systems/sitemap/zone.php(370): Hook_sitemap_page_grouping->get_node('adminzone:admin…', NULL, NULL, 50, 4, 2, 258, 'adminzone', 3, Array) #3 sources/sitemap.php(159): Hook_sitemap_zone->get_node('adminzone:', NULL, NULL, 50, 4, 1, 258, 'adminzone', 3) #4 sources/menus.php(243): retrieve_sitemap_node('adminzone:', NULL, NULL, 50, 4, 258, '_SEARCH' in sources/hooks/systems/sitemap/entry_point.php on line 229
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It looks like not all files extracted correctly.

Please try replacing sources/sitemap.php with this:

https://gitlab.com/composr-foundation/composr/-/raw/master/sources/sitemap.php

Thanks Chris for your reply, but replacing sources/sitemap.php doesn't solve the problem

I have noticed that on the main page these messages has appeared before replacing the sitemap.php file

A language string is missing: NOTIFICATIONS

A language string is missing: NOTIFICATIONS_MARK_READ

You're certain you replaced sources/sitemap.php and you still get the exact same error? It shouldn't be possible, because that file contains the compatibility change that Composr is complaining about here (the new _lang_string_or_literal function).

It also shouldn't be possible that not putting in any upgrader would cause some but not all files to be upgraded. I'd think it more likely that an upgrade was canceled/failed part way through, or an upgrade was done with an upgrader archive for a newer version than what you were on, skipping some changes that would be needed.

Regardless, have you tried redoing the upgrade, pasting in the correct upgrader archive for the version you're upgrading from and to and seeing if it completes fully? The upgrader is isolated from most failures that could happen within Composr itself.

Yes, I am sure I copied the sitemap.php file to /sitemap folder, the piture bellow, show the situation.
 
The upgrade wasn't canceled or failed during the upgrade, it showed me that it was completed.

I have tried to re-upgrade, but it doesn't solve the problem.

Now, if I try to add new post, I get this message:


Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function cns_may_access_topic() in /home1/faresnin/public_html/cp/sources/cns_posts.php:68 Stack trace: #0 /home1/faresnin/public_html/cp/sources/cns_topicview.php(535): cns_may_post_in_topic(10, 487, 2, false) #1 /home1/faresnin/public_html/cp/forum/pages/modules/topicview.php(140): cns_read_in_topic(487, 0, 20, false) #2 /home1/faresnin/public_html/cp/sources/zones.php(824): Module_topicview->pre_run() #3 /home1/faresnin/public_html/cp/sources/site.php(1242): load_module_page('forum/pages/mod…', 'topicview', Object(Tempcode)) #4 /home1/faresnin/public_html/cp/sources/site.php(928): request_page('topicview', true, 'forum', NULL, false, false, Object(Tempcode)) #5 /home1/faresnin/public_html/cp/forum/index.php(59): do_site() #6 {main} thrown in /home1/faresnin/public_html/cp/sources/cns_posts.php on line 68

Critical error – bailing out

This is an error that has been elevated to critical error status because it occurred during the primary error mechanism reporting system itself (possibly due to it occurring within the standard output framework). It may be masking a secondary error that occurred before this, but was never output - if so, it is likely strongly related to this one, thus fixing this will fix the other.
PHP ERROR [1] Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function cns_may_access_topic() in sources/cns_posts.php:68 Stack trace: #0 sources/cns_topicview.php(535): cns_may_post_in_topic(10, 487, 2, false) #1 forum/pages/modules/topicview.php(140): cns_read_in_topic(487, 0, 20, false) #2 sources/zones.php(824): Module_topicview->pre_run() #3 sources/site.php(1242): load_module_page('forum/pages/mod…', 'topicview', Object(Tempcode)) #4 sources/site.php(928): request_page('topicview', true, 'forum', NULL, false, false, Object(Tempcode)) #5 forum/index.php(59): do_site() #6 {main} thrown in sources/cns_posts.php on line 68

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» If you are a regular website user, please let the website staff deal with this problem.

 

You copied the file, but did you get the same "Call to undefined method Hook_sitemap_entry_point::_lang_string_or_literal()" error message after doing so, or a different error message?

Anyway, it looks like you have a lot of issues, something very bad has happened. In the screenshot in your first post there is a "generate a personalised manual upgrader" link. You can use this feature to generate an upgrade you extract manually, in case of Composr's process not working correctly.

When I click on the link : generate a personalised manual upgrader I get these messages:

An error has occurred
You appear to already be running the latest version.

I have restored the database by host company for the date before of the upgrade, but still the result is same!

Can you provide me a link for the latest upgrade version which can be entered in the URL at composr upgrader page as show in the screenshot in my first post to extracted by myself, It might help.
 

Ah, so this means sources/version.php upgraded, but apparently some files did not. I think it's likely here somehow you upgraded from a version newer than what you were on. E.g. lets imagine you were on 10.0.4, and you used an upgrader from 10.0.20 to 10.0.37, it wouldn't work because any files changed between 10.0.4 and 10.0.20 would not have been upgraded unless those same files were also changed between 10.0.20 and 10.0.37.

Replacing the database would not help, this is all about files. I should note you should have a full backup of the files as this is something we explicitly state you should create (step 2 of the upgrade instructions).

What you can do is you can generate an upgrader from 10.0.0 here:

Composr 10.0.37 released

10.0.37 released. Read the full article for more information, and upgrade information.

View

Then feed that into the upgrader.
That way, no files will be missing (assuming you really did upgrade from a release no older than 10.0.0).

Or if you don't trust the upgrader itself is going to work again you can manually edit sources/version.php and change 0.37 to 0.0, then try again with the "generate a personalised manual upgrader" link.

Thanks Chris for your assistance 

Finally my website is working fine on version 10.0.37, but When I click on any icons in the editor area, I get the following message

 
 

Glad it finally (mostly) worked.

What you're experiencing here is most likely just your browser cache. Individual CKEditor files tend to get cached very hard.