NAVBAR_TITLE is not loaded correctly, look in to includes/languages/english/4fun
See if the file 4fun.php is there, and check the content to see if it's correct
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NAVBAR_TITLE is not loaded correctly, look in to includes/languages/english/4fun
See if the file 4fun.php is there, and check the content to see if it's correct
Here is the path to my file:Quote:
Originally Posted by yellow1912
/public_html/biz/includes/languages/english/4fun/4fun.php
This is the content of that 4fun file:
and good morning!Quote:
// DON'T EDIT THIS FILE UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!
// This is used to display the heading and the navigation bar
define('NAVBAR_TITLE', '4fun');
define('HEADING_TITLE', '4fun');
Morning here as well, has to wake up in the middle of the night to complete domain transfer.
Huhm, just checked and seem like you fixed the problem with navbar_title
I just noticed some interesting behavior on a test that I just did. Just for grins, I tried putting the 4fun file in the next directory down. That directory would be:
/public_html/biz/includes/languages/english/4fun.php
When I did this... the navbar title started to work. Any idea of what is going on? Because as I said I just copied the directory structure over to my server.
tanks
That is the place for default template files, you may want to check your admin panel and see if you are really using the 4fun template.
How do I check the admin to check this out. What am I looking for. I looked in the "define pages editor" and I can see the 4fun file there. I can edit it and do pretty much anything with it. But it doesn't show up when I click the link in the navMain bar.Quote:
Originally Posted by yellow1912
admin->tools->template selection
I just got the page to work. What I did was take the file that was in: /public_html/biz/includes/templates/4fun/templates/tpl_4fun_default.php and move it to /public_html/biz/includes/templates/my_template/templates/
Once I did this the 4fun page started showing up. Any ideas about what is going on? Did we find a bug in the software?
It appears that, the template you are using is named "my_template", not "4fun".
^^.
I just called it "my_template" because I guess I was trying to protect the real name of my template. Don't know if that makes any sense... The "my_template" is the current over-ride template that I am using.Quote:
Originally Posted by yellow1912
Like I said... everything is working now that I have made the 2 changes. I'm just curious about what was making it not work when it was in the standard directories in the install.
P.S. Hope your swap over goes well..