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Strange behaviour of templates compiler [message #24402]

Wed, 27 April 2005 13:46

akie

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Registered: March 2005
Location: Russia

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Situation:
I try to edit {FUDFORUM_DATA}/thm/default/header.tmpl - I add one line at the beginning (I want to use sections from selmsg.tmpl in the header):

{REF: selmsg.tmpl}

Then I try to rebuild theme in Theme Manager. Everything seems to be ok, no errors, but from this moment compiler stops to work normally: e.g., if i put work "test" to header.tmpl, then rebuild theme - I do not observe changes visually. I.e., no changes are available in theme. Moreover, if I roll-back to the initial version of header.tmpl and try to change it slightly (any word in header.tmpl) - these small changes do not appear in output after theme rebuilding.

I want to say, that adding the line mentioned above leads to strange behaviour of templates compiler. It stops to accept any (even small) changes, and to make it work I should to re-install entire FUDforum.

PHP Version: 5.0.4
Forum Version: 2.6.12
Web Server: Apache 1.3

Maybe I represent the situation not perfectly, but I am confused and do not understand the reasons of such a behaviour.

I would appreciate any help.

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		Strange behaviour of templates compiler By: akie on Wed, 27 April 2005 13:46
		Re: Strange behaviour of templates compiler By: Ilia on Wed, 27 April 2005 14:06
		Re: Strange behaviour of templates compiler By: akie on Wed, 27 April 2005 14:47
		Re: Strange behaviour of templates compiler By: Ilia on Wed, 27 April 2005 14:59

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