I have a freshly installed OpenPublish 2 which seems to work so far. But when I want to preview an article I get the following error:

warning: include(./sites/all/modules/openpublish_core/op-related-terms.tpl.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /[path_to_openpublish_root]/httpdocs/includes/theme.inc on line 1066.

Obviously the file op-related-terms.tpl.php ist not in the modules/openpublish_core, but in the themes/openpublish_theme/components directory, but there seems to be something wrong.. where does this not working path comes from and how should I fix that?

Thanks for your feedback!
Martin.

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boonen’s picture

boonen commented

When you're on Linux, you can quick fix this issue with the following command:

ln -s ../../themes/openpublish_theme/components/op-related-terms.tpl.php op-related-terms.tpl.php

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vbplusme commented

This seem like its a path or missing file issue. Is a permanent fix available for the bug? I don't have linux root access so submitting a link command for me isn't an option. Thanks anyway.

mthart’s picture

mthart commented

I'm getting the same error.

Anyone?

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tirdadc commented
Assigned: Unassigned » tirdadc
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punjabi commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Martin, mthart

Go to theme settings and select openpublish_theme and set it to default.

For some reason drupal does not set the default theme to open publish hence the confusion to the script.

tirdadc’s picture

tirdadc commented
Status: Fixed » Active

I'm pretty sure 2.2 has OpenPublish as the selected default theme and the warning is still there. Please do not change the status as I'm looking into this.

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tirdadc commented
Status: Active » Fixed

There will be a much improved version of the preview functionality in 2.3, and this is also taken care of as part of it.

http://drupal.org/cvs?commit=459052

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tirdadc commented

edit: double post

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.