Hi all,
Just updated to [1004] and am getting an “Application error (Rails)”
when navigating my page. Navigation of the admin interface works just
fine. After a little more investigation it seems that some themes give
errors while others do not. Azure, of course, works fine.
Thanks,
Jack
“Jack Schwarz” [email protected] writes:
Hi all,
Just updated to [1004] and am getting an “Application error (Rails)”
when navigating my page. Navigation of the admin interface works just
fine. After a little more investigation it seems that some themes give
errors while others do not. Azure, of course, works fine.
Ah… I was intending to retain backwards compatibility with themes
that worked with the old (new) API. D’you have a log trace?
Also, if the theme in question is downloadable somewhere I’ll be happy
to test against it.
On Sun, 2006-04-09 at 20:13 +0100, Piers C. wrote:
Also, if the theme in question is downloadable somewhere I’ll be happy
to test against it.
I used Choco Mod: typogarden.com
theme , switching back to Azure worked so it has to be the theme.
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On Mon, 10 Apr 2006 12:36:40 -0500, “Jack Schwarz”
[email protected] wrote:
to read
<%= render_sidebars %>
Nice, now is there an easy way to fix searching in Scribbish?
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Piers was nice enough to help me out with this one. I will post the
solution below incase anyone else is having trouble.
Some themes (Scribbish in particular) were giving me Rails errors when
rendering pages. This was the the fix:
Change the line in /layouts/default.rhtml that reads
<%= render_component(:controller => ‘sidebars/sidebar’, :action =>
‘display_plugins’) %>
to read
<%= render_sidebars %>
Later,
Jack
Good question. I assume, again, that this is up to the theme
developer. It is difficult, though, to bug theme developers every time
(there are many) a theme breaks. At least the search works (even if it
is not a live search).
Later,
Jack
phil [email protected] writes:
‘display_plugins’) %>
to read
<%= render_sidebars %>
Nice, now is there an easy way to fix searching in Scribbish?
Errr. I haven’t touched the search…