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Re the above, I found the offending file, though I don't know what the exact problem is yet. But the one that was preventing the admin side from loading is config.winchester.responsive.php. Renaming that with a temporary non-executable extension allowed the backend to load. The frontend is loading but also displaying an error message.
I'm sure you looked at the page in the Docs concerning the Warning but, folks often miss the part in there about mods. If you are getting the warning before selecting Winchester as your template, it is probably something else. If you are receiving the warning after selecting Winchester, it may be looking for a mod's file that is now not being found.
Still, there should have been some kind of debug file.
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Originally Posted by HeleneWallis
@dbltoe, I beg to disagree. Given that the file in question is the admin auto_loader for the subject template, I'd go with the fact that the issue lies in the elements that it's loading (probably an init_include and possibly others).Quote:
Originally Posted by dbltoe
I agree that there should be an admin-level log-file. Noting that I've seen a bunch of winchester-based sites that include a flexible-footer-menu for which (at least for prior versions) the date_added default is 0000-00-00 00:00:00 (a no-no for strict MySQL installations).
No problems until after selecting Winchester. Then the backend just died and the frontend has a warning message that an error occurred. I'm not going to mess with it any more, but I will look at the logs. I keep forgetting to do that.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbltoe
When I returned to either one of the default templates included with the installation file, everything worked fine.
@lat9 No problem with disagreement. I mentioned the missing file as I was having the same problem bringing over a 1.5.5f database to 1.5.7c.
The older database was calling for an old Edit Orders file that is no longer used. In that case, I did get a debug file.
There are a few other items that I would like to know how to fix.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4tinak
1. in just the Tablet view the Categories from those 2 black arrows at the top of the screen. The writing is white on them.
2. product listing page - main image is not centered (see image)
3. product listing page - tablet view - images are spread out (see image)
4. pc view - there is no header search button (see image)
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Thanks for your continued support!
Does that flexible footer title also show on other pages? IH-5 is using a constant named HEADING_TITLE. If the template's files (like maybe in an admin-level /includes/languages/english/extra_definitions file) is also defining that constant, that's where the issue lies.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4tinak
This title only shows on the IH pages (Image Manager tab - Admin Tools tab - Preview tab - About Help tab).Quote:
Originally Posted by lat9
IH does not call out the HEADING_TITLE, but the Flexible Footer file does.
IH code snippet:
Flexible Footer snippet:Code:define('BOX_TOOLS_IMAGE_HANDLER', 'Image Handler<sup>5</sup>');
define('BOX_TOOLS_IMAGE_HANDLER_UNINSTALL', 'Image Handler<sup>5</sup> Uninstall');
define('BOX_TOOLS_IMAGE_HANDLER_VIEW_CONFIG', 'View Image Handler<sup>5</sup> Configuration');
Should I define the HEADING_TITLE in the IH file or remove it from the Flexible Footer file?Code:define('TEXT_FLEXIBLE_FOOTER_MENU_HEADING_TITLE','Flexible Footer Menu');
define('BOX_TOOLS_FLEXIBLE_FOOTER_MENU','Flexible Footer Menu');
define('FILENAME_FLEXIBLE_FOOTER_MENU','flexible_footer_menu.php');
define('TABLE_FLEXIBLE_FOOTER_MENU', DB_PREFIX . 'flexible_footer_menu');
define('HEADING_TITLE','Flexible Footer Menu');
Thanks.
I tried both without favorable results.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4tinak
Altering the IH file (adding a define heading title line) had no affect.
Altering the Flexible Footer File (removing the define heading title line) - fixed the IH page display, but Flexible Footer page shows HEADING_TITLE
Thanks again.