Closed (fixed)
Project:
SpreadFirefox
Version:
master
Component:
Code
Priority:
Critical
Category:
Bug report
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Created:
19 Oct 2005 at 22:27 UTC
Updated:
18 Jan 2006 at 16:40 UTC
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I've just this week downloaded and set up a new drupal site [1st time i've used the system] on my site: http://www.newtown-hs.powys.sch.uk/drupal/
Drupal version no. is 4.6.3 2005-08-15
SFF from themes page and latest ver tried: 4.6.0 16/4/2005
I installed phptemplate and the sff theme. The menu's appear as "subject ?>" and "content ?> insead of the left and right menu's. Other standard themes and phptemplate themes work perfectly - it's just the SFF theme that's producing these errors.
Best regards
Mark
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | block.tpl.php.patch | 848 bytes | Mad Maks |
| sff_error.jpg | 57.92 KB | s1mps |
Comments
Comment #1
s1mps commentedthere's some code missing - the code breaks to begin the php statements are missing the actual "php" so "
<?" should read "<?php"Repeat 3 times and stir well
Comment #2
robertgarrigos commentedI don't think this is an SFF theme problem as it doesn't handle the printing of each part of the blocks but the whole sidebar with a call to the $sidebar-right or $sidebar_left string var.
I don't understand your last post. Are you saying you replaced the opening php tags from
<?to<?php? Where about? I can see in your site that you fixed this problem. Please, let us know how you did it and wheher this issue can be closed or not. Otherwise this post won't be of any help to anybody.Comment #3
s1mps commentedApologies - the fix is to the file block.tpl.php
note the leading
<?statements missing the php bitComment #4
s1mps commentedof course the file should read:
- hope that's clearer
Comment #5
Mad Maks commentedfix attached
Comment #6
Mad Maks commentedforgot to set the status
Comment #7
Mad Maks commentedComment #8
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