Interesting. For me the icons appeared directly. My browser terminal found the image file here: <div class="thumbnail" style="background-image:url(/nextcloud/core/img/filetypes/folder.svg); background-size: 32px;"></div>
Do you have “'theme' => '',” set in your config.php and tried to disable the theming app?
The file shows up when location has been modified to
url(/core/img/filetypes/folder.svg) The inncorrect or my location is
url(/index.php/apps/theming/img/core/filetypes/folder.svg?v=8);
Why would the incorrect location be given for the icons? Any ideas
OK. @MichaIng I stumbled across what you were telling me: To disable the Theming App.
Yep! Kept looking at the url pointing to the theming app folder! But after stumbling on what to do, I realized you were telling me exactly - to disable the Theming app in the App Store. Thanks for your time! You solved it!
Sorry to bother any of you guys but I am unable to check any of the replies as solved. When solved is checked an error message appears. I want to make sure I am contributing to the community and helping others.
Sorry to hijack this thread but I have a similar problem to this after an upgrade to 11.0.
Actually it was an urgent migration from v9 server to a new server running v10. then I performed an upgrade to 11.
My folder icons are missing so following the suggestion above I tried to disable the theming app. However when I go into the apps section the enabled and disabled lists are all empty.
I am strictly new at this. But this is what I can share with you.
I did a manual upgrade 10.0.1->10.0.2->11.0.0
(a)
Make sure along the way through the upgrade the original apps are carried/brought/copied over from each successive upgrade. [check that apps/ is not empty]
(b)
When I changed the server, actually the server’s name, I noticed this problem per this thread: Fixing Web Notification: MySQL, oc_notifications and link. The old server’s name was in table oc_notifications. The fore mentioned thread explains how to fix that and may provide some insight, if the old server name is stuck in the database table/field.
Thanks for your suggestions Anthony,
I have scoured the database tables for any path or server references but I’m afraid I cannot find anything pointing to the old server.
It is very curious that the “enable and disable” stores appear empty when viewed from the browser. Since apps/ is in the correct location and the files in apps/ are viewable - you can see them - when looking from the server. The only other thing I can think of is the user|permissions or ownership.
Fedora owner is: apache:apache
Ubuntu owner is: www-data:www-data
Compare the user|permissions or owner of the old apps/ with the current apps/. The NC documentations mentions and shows the necessary command to recursively chown.
Anyway good luck. Let me know what you discover! I hope this helps!