Hello Nick,

I am sorry for the late reply.
Regarding this issue,
JUser: :_load: Unable to load user with ID: 233
>> I believe this message is displayed because of this user is no longer available in your site. However, there is/are post that associate with this user. Can you provide us with backend access and FTP access so that we can help you fix this issue.

Please be advise.
Thanks.

Hi

please see the info below

thank you

Hello Nick,

I am sorry for the late reply.
I have helped you fix this issue and the error should not be display now. Can you verify this issue is resolved?

Please be advise.
Thanks.

Hi

Thanks, but I am still seeing the issue however it seems to be happening intermittently. I have not removed any users recently - do you know which user is it saying is no longer available in my site?

thanks

Hello Nick,

Can you please let us know how were you able to reproduce this error? When I was at your site I wasn't able to reproduce these errors.

Hi

This issue is still happening every time i login please see screenshot

Hi Nick,

I believe you have set the Error Reporting to Maximum. Please change it back to System Default. You can configure this here: System > Global Configuration > Server > Error Reporting = System Default.

Please do update us back.

Hi thanks but it was already set to System Default.

Hi Nick,

I am sorry for the inconvenience caused. Can you kindly provide us with backend access and FTP access so that we can have a better look on this issue. Can you also provide us steps taken to replicate this issue on your site.

Please advise.

Hi

So when i use this link to write a new blog post http://www.blatantlyblunt.com/index.php/Write/Dashboard/Write.html it redirects to this URL where i input my username and password http://www.blatantlyblunt.com/Log-in.html - its here that i receive the error message

Hello Nick,

I am really sorry for the delay of this reply as it is a weekend for us here. Firstly, we still did not receive the site access. We only received the FTP access, therefore I cannot login to the site to check on the error messages.

However, looking from your screen shots, it certainly does seem like the remaining 2 error messages that you are pointing out has nothing to do with EasyBlog. Both these errors are most likely being generated because you have a system plugin or compressor that tries to compress javascripts on the page and it was unable to read these javascript files.

Hi

i have now placed the login details - do you have any advice you can give regarding how i am able to fix these error messages please? any help would be much appreciated

thanks!

Hello Nick,

This issue is actually related to your Joomla template as it seems like they did not actually style those error messages. You should check this with your template club. The messages that is displayed are standard Joomla error states which are fed through Joomla's API.