Re: [Openinteract-help] "No template found" error

[Ken Youens-C. <ky...@gm...>]

On Apr 14, 2005, at 4:28 PM, Chris Winters wrote:

> * Ken Youens-Clark (ky...@gm...) [050414 16:27]:
>> ...
>> And I'm up to the "Translate searching tasks to common" section.  I
>> made the changes to move to the "CommonSearch" as defined in this
>> section.  When I restart my web server, I see this following message:
>> ...
>>   No template found in 'c_search_form_template' key. This template is
>> mandatory
>>   for the task to function.
>>
>> Even though my "conf/action.ini" has the following:
>>
>>   [book]
>>   class        = OpenInteract2::Action::Book
>>   task_default = search_form
>>   is_secure    = no
>>   c_object_type             = book
>>   c_search_form_template    = book::search_form
>>   c_search_results_template = book::search_results
>>   c_search_fields_like      = title
>>   c_search_results_order    = title
>>
>> And the template does exist.  (FWIW, everything in the tutorial was
>> working perfectly up to this point.)
>
> It's probably that you're using an earlier version of the
> configuration. When you upgrade your package the action configuration
> is copied to, in your case:
>
>   $WEBSITE_DIR/conf/book/action.ini
>
> If that file already exists and the files are different, we copy the
> new one to:
>
>   $WEBSITE_DIR/conf/book/updates/action.ini-x.xx
>
> So see if you've got any updates there and if so, copy the latest over
> the working configuration and see what happens.

Unfortunately, I had already checked that the "action.ini" was kosher.  
I even upped the package.ini::version and installed a new package.  
Still the same error.  I also tried deleting older versions of the 
package installed into $WEBSITE_DIR, starting/stopping.  I should 
mention that I'm doing all this on a Intel Celeron/Debian Woody system 
that I just set up expressly for testing/learning OI2.  I installed 
Perl 5.8.6 from source and all the modules are the latest from CPAN.  
I'm using the Apache/mod_perl (solo) setup.

> Yeah, we should definitely stress that in the tutorial :-)
>
> I'm glad you brought this up because I'm now thinking that we might
> want to make package configuration overwriting an option for people
> who never change them from the default. Salve, what do you think?

I would like "oi2_manage package_all" to automatically kill an existing 
.zip package of the same version, too.

ky