When I open menubar.tmpl it's empty.(FIXED)

[Chuck S]

Do a global search and replace on the templates files and replace this

{$Globals['PP_PATH']}/templates

with this

{$Globals['TMPL_PATH']}/

It would seem in classifieds when the TMPL_PATH was added the this was not run on classifieds. I show this proper in photopost and reviewpost

[Jeremy]

Originally Posted by Chuck S

It would seem in classifieds when the TMPL_PATH was added the this was not run on classifieds. I show this proper in photopost and reviewpost

I figured it was going to be something like this.


Can you please pass my earlier email request up to Mike or whoever owns this company?

Nothing against you - at least you're here half the day doing what you can.

But I'm going on 4 days of lost time messing around in support forums, submitting bugs & patching scripts just to get this to where it should have been immediately after installation.

A company with good business sense would understand that what I've asked for is fair under the circumstances.

I did plenty of searches before purchasing & and in more than one thread it was said that PPclass + VB3.x had no known problems.

It's pretty clear now that these statements were a bit off .

There are some major typos and bugs in the code of the most recent distribution that would have prevented it from working properly on VBulletin integrations.


And until you guys release a new build - they still exist as of right now.

[Jeremy]

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[Jeremy]

ugh... are you sure you didn't mean:

Content visible to verified customers only.

OR

Content visible to verified customers only.

I think I'll go for the last one.

[Jeremy]

For anyone that needs it....


You can try this from shell, (but first cd to your root classifieds directory) and you might consider making a backup of your entire templates directory as well (cp -Rp templates templates-backup):

Content visible to verified customers only.

It will make .bak backup files of all of the files in the /templates/* directories and make the suggested substitutions to the originals.

Use at your own risk & all that.