Clean install and immediate error once again

[BFD Calendar]

Since upgrading to ProcessWire 2.3 I had numerous problems accessing my site. Upon advice here I replaced my 'wire' folder with a new one. It worked until I tried to access the admin pages.

Today I decided to do a complete clean install from the 'grabpw.php' file. Everything went smooth, all green flags, until I tried to access the site and/or the admin pages.

Always getting stuck with this error:

Error:     Call to a member function getLoadQueryAutojoin() on a non-object (line 309 of /www/bfd_processwire/wire/core/Pages.php)

I have 'RewriteBase /bfd_processwire/' in my .htaccess as I want to work on the site but keeping it off the homepage until it works....

Where to look and how to solve the problem?

[ryan]

I'm not sure that you need to have that RewriteBase directive there. At least, I've never had to use it in any of the hosting environments I work on, regardless of whether the site is installed in a subdirectory. But I know it is required for some.

However, I don't think that's what the issue is here. It sounds to me like you've got a corrupted file in there somehow or another, or that something is not working with your PHP. You might try installing the dev branch, just in case. But I think there might be something else going on with the server if a stock 2.3 install doesn't work. Let me know how the dev branch install goes. If still getting an error, please PM me a link to your phpinfo(). 

[BFD Calendar]

With renewed optimism I installed again from grabpw.php. Everything keeps working. I switched to a different FTP application and had no troubles so far.

Moving files up and down I ended up with a corrupt site folder so I'll have to start from scratch again. Perhaps that's a good thing, forced to think over categorisation before I start entering data.

[dragan]

You can greatly minimize potential FTP upload errors, if you upload a ZIP or .tar to the server, and unzip it remotely. It's faster than uploading millions of files / folders / sub-folders via FTP, too.