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I am new to drupal, and am trying to help a friend with their drupal site, even though I specialize in WordPress. i did some research on this and found results saying that by changing the permisions to 777 it would fix the issue. I did that, and it still hasn’t fixed it… I’m at a total loss as I havn’t changed anything yet and it was working a few weeks ago
You may need to recursively set the permissions on the files directory to 777, since the ctools cache directory is deeper inside there.
chmod -R 777 {files}, where{files}is the path to your files directory. Also, you may need to usesudobefore that if your server allows it.