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I've created a theme based on path_info, but [message #12362]

Wed, 06 August 2003 06:02

Gady

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when I tried to rebuild the theme I got an error:

Undefined template: "pm_notify_subject" inside "private.inc.t"

Same error I can get when just click edit for message template

"private_msg_notify_subj". It's value is

Чтение извещения о: {VAR: m->subject}

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Re: I've created a theme based on path_info, but [message #12371 is a reply to message #12362]

Wed, 06 August 2003 13:25

Ilia

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Which version of FUDforum are you using and are you using a custom template?

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Re: I've created a theme based on path_info, but [message #12378 is a reply to message #12371]

Wed, 06 August 2003 15:54

Gady

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I'm using 2.5.2 (upgrated) and I've made some minor changes to templates.

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Re: I've created a theme based on path_info, but [message #12384 is a reply to message #12378]

Wed, 06 August 2003 18:13

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Did you make modifications before or after the upgrade?

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Re: I've created a theme based on path_info, but [message #12389 is a reply to message #12384]

Wed, 06 August 2003 19:36

Gady

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prottoss wrote on Wed, 06 August 2003 11:13

Did you make modifications before or after the upgrade?

some changes I did before, some after. And I rebuilded the theme couple of times.

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Re: I've created a theme based on path_info, but [message #12394 is a reply to message #12389]

Wed, 06 August 2003 20:26

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Do you have pm_notify_subject inside private.tmpl?

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Re: I've created a theme based on path_info, but [message #12415 is a reply to message #12394]

Thu, 07 August 2003 04:19

Gady

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My private.tmpl contains only one line of code:

{PHP_FILE: input: private.inc.t; output: private.inc;}

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Re: I've created a theme based on path_info, but [message #12425 is a reply to message #12415]

Thu, 07 August 2003 15:43

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Looks like your templates are old, check inside the 'primary' path info template (path_info/tmpl/register.tmpl) if you have any other data.

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Re: I've created a theme based on path_info, but [message #12449 is a reply to message #12425]

Fri, 08 August 2003 01:28

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I'm not sure I understand what I'm supposed to check Smile

, this register.tmpl does contain a lot of data.

Anyway, I realized I got some mess out there, so how could I get it back to normal?

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Re: I've created a theme based on path_info, but [message #12450 is a reply to message #12449]

Fri, 08 August 2003 01:37

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Err sorry I mean private.tmpl

one way to fix this would be to see if your base path_info templates are ok and if they are replace the broken templates in your custom theme with the working ones.

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Re: I've created a theme based on path_info, but [message #12479 is a reply to message #12450]

Fri, 08 August 2003 23:44

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I made a fresh installation of 2.5.2 on my playground, grabbed whole forum\thm\path_info folder and copied over to the server.

Then I've created new forum\thm\bc_path_info with same content and just updated header.tmpl and footer.tmpl.

I've edit my theme "BC Compass" to base on bc_path_info template set. Theme rebuilded. Forum disabled. Made the theme default. Disabled all other themes. Forum enabled.

Result:

index page - fine. But after entering any forum - wrong path to forum icons (showing just place holders) and ANY forum link doesn't work at all! The only way to restore configuration is to go to phpMyAdmin and manualy update fud_users and fud_themes tables.

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Re: I've created a theme based on path_info, but [message #12481 is a reply to message #12479]

Sat, 09 August 2003 00:15

Ilia

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Did you enable PATH_INFO in the global control panel?

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Re: I've created a theme based on path_info, but [message #12483 is a reply to message #12481]

Sat, 09 August 2003 02:39

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Yes, I did.

After rebuilding theme once again:

I can visit forums, members list, private msgs etc, but forum and message images still unavailable (path like -forum/index.php/tt/thread/12/2/adm/images/message_icons/icon9.gif ) and I can't go to admin panel.

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Re: I've created a theme based on path_info, but [message #12492 is a reply to message #12483]

Sat, 09 August 2003 23:57

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Sounds like your header.tmpl is missing
<a base href=""> tag.

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Bingo! [message #12493 is a reply to message #12492]

Sun, 10 August 2003 02:31

Gady

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<BASE HREF="{GVAR: WWW_ROOT}"> was missed from non-plain part of the header.tmpl.

Thanks again, prottoss.

BTW, it's not rather critical, but I also missed a "use cookie" checkbox from login Smile

How come? And how to return it back?

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Re: Bingo! [message #12494 is a reply to message #12493]

Sun, 10 August 2003 14:54

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You need to enable URL sessions via the admin control panel, otherwise the cookies will always be used.

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Re: Bingo! [message #12497 is a reply to message #12494]

Sun, 10 August 2003 18:31

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will it affect Google indexation? As far as I understand it will cause session number appears in url, right?

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Re: Bingo! [message #12505 is a reply to message #12497]

Mon, 11 August 2003 11:44

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Not necessarily, however in most cases I would recommend using cookie sessions only and leave URL sessions disabled. Comperatively speaking, URL sessions are less secure then their cookie based cousins.

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Re: Bingo! [message #12510 is a reply to message #12505]

Mon, 11 August 2003 18:51

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thanks

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