Have you checked that your webserver configuration points to the correct PHP version? If you enable `allow_phpinfo` in the settings.php you can go to http://yoursite/phpinfo, there you can see the path to the PHP executable.
You can also check in the server PATH to which PHP version it points, also on the command line you can type `which php` which will point you to the 'default' PHP version.
If that is not the correct one, make some configuration changes.
And don't forget about php-cli:
update-alternatives --set php /usr/bin/php8.2
where /usr/bin/php8.2 is PATH to your PHP binary as Jerome suggested
Hi!
None of the suggestions worked, may be because I am using an OrangePi as a server.
I removed one and just running 8.2 and working as expected. Might be server related or elgg related (since Laravel and Symfony had no issues)
Hi rjcalifornia,
Thanks for your reply. But the issue on my website still continues.
I did some tests today, for the pink residue left by your plugin. With your permission, let me summarize what I did in order to reach the result more easily.
Hoping that the reason for this pink residue was the traces left behind in the database, I searched for the plugin via the hosting cpanel, using phpmyadmin. First, I scanned the Guid ID in the elgg_entities table. I deleted the records that came up. I upgraded my system on the elgg administration page. When I went back to the plugin page to check, I saw that the problem was still there, only the guid id had changed. I scanned the elgg_entities table again with the new guid id, found it, and deleted it. When I looked at the plugin page, I saw that there was nothing but the guid id change, and the problem continued.
I scanned the entire site database for the term "job_board_manager", and found its trace in the "elgg_metadata" table. There were 4 records in my first scan. After deleting them and upgrading my site management, when I looked at the plugin page, I saw that the problem was still there and not solved.
When I went back to the database in phpmyadmin and scanned the phrase "job_board_manager" again, I saw that it was listed in the "elgg_metadata" folder, this time as a single line. I deleted it again, checked my site again, and saw the pink problem above there again.
I understood that I will not be able to handle this. I understood that there is a file of the plugin in the system somewhere I do not know, and as I delete it, it replaces it.
If you remove from the file system, it should not appear at all. I've done the same procedure as you did and could not reproduce the issue.
The problem went away when Elgg was upgraded to version 6.1.2.
Thanks! That's what I thought, well changing the entire layout of the summary is kinda complicated. Sure, I can change the summary but it will only change one item. I want to change the design to a three columns grid and use cards (Tailwindcss)
You may create a new component \views\default\page\components\grid.php and call it via elgg_view_entity_list() in your custom layout.
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