PEAK XOOPS - Case sensitive module folder name 
Case sensitive module folder name
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Posted on 2007/1/24 22:16
pcsmaes
From: Europe
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Config: Windows XP 5.1 SP2, Xoops 2.0.16 FR, php 4.3.10, mySQL 4.1.9, piCal 0.89
Symptom : The skin folder is not found:
include/patTemplate.php line 435 :
"Couldn't open file F:\...\piCal\images\\block_monthly.tmpl.html for reading!"
As you can see the skin folder name "default" is missing, while it is correctly specified in the preferences.
Diagnostic : include/read_configs.php line 10 :
$mydirname = basename( dirname( dirname( __FILE__ ) ) ) ;
This function returns "pical" in $mydirname, while the module directory name is "piCal" ( as found in piCal-0.8.zip )
As a consequence, the SQL query of line 23 returns no module id ...
Solution : I (uninstalled, then ) renamed the module dirname from piCal to pical (then reinstalled) and everythin works fine .
Thanks anyway for this very powerful module.
Pierre.
Symptom : The skin folder is not found:
include/patTemplate.php line 435 :
"Couldn't open file F:\...\piCal\images\\block_monthly.tmpl.html for reading!"
As you can see the skin folder name "default" is missing, while it is correctly specified in the preferences.
Diagnostic : include/read_configs.php line 10 :
$mydirname = basename( dirname( dirname( __FILE__ ) ) ) ;
This function returns "pical" in $mydirname, while the module directory name is "piCal" ( as found in piCal-0.8.zip )
As a consequence, the SQL query of line 23 returns no module id ...
Solution : I (uninstalled, then ) renamed the module dirname from piCal to pical (then reinstalled) and everythin works fine .
Thanks anyway for this very powerful module.
Pierre.
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Posted on 2007/1/25 4:16
GIJOE
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hmmm.
It sounds curious.
In my local environment(WindowsXP+Apache),
basename(dirname(__FILE__)) returns piCal instead of pical.
Anyway, I'll modify the line
from:
to:
It sounds curious.
In my local environment(WindowsXP+Apache),
basename(dirname(__FILE__)) returns piCal instead of pical.
Anyway, I'll modify the line
from:
$rs = $xoopsDB->query( "SELECT mid FROM ".$xoopsDB->prefix('modules')." WHERE dirname='$mydirname'" ) ;
to:
$rs = $xoopsDB->query( "SELECT mid FROM ".$xoopsDB->prefix('modules')." WHERE dirname LIKE '$mydirname'" ) ;
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