Re: [phpodpworld-users] Phpodpworld.pl temp file not found

[Hans F. N. <Han...@hi...>]

* Nicholas Johnston <joh...@ne...> [2007-07-09]:
> Oops, I hit a shortcut key...
> 
> Thank you both for your diagnosis.
> 
> Briefly using display_errors, it became apparent that I was missing
> something.  This was infact Pear DB, thanks to my lack of familiarity with
> PHP.

OK, glad you found the problem. (It is listed in the dependencies
section - http://phpodpworld.sourceforge.net/#depend - but that might
not make much sense to everyone.)

> I am now on to hopefully my last issue - when viewing the index page, I am
> greeted with:
> 
> The category "" was not found. The closest matches are:
> 
> In this case I'm trying to display all categories, in a similar way to DMOZ
> does.  Currently in the config.inc.php categories array, I've just got
> "Top", but testing this and replacing this with "Business" for example,
> creates the same effect.
> 
> The category "Business" was not found. The closest matches are:
> 
> Any help again would be greatly appriciated.

Did you try "Top/Business"? (Just "Business" doesn't exist.)

I'm guessing that the import of the RDF into your db failed or is
incomplete. (What version are you using by the way - 3.0 pre1 or the
latest from SVN?) You should check the db using a mysql client. (If
that doesn't make any sense you could try to import a sub-sub-category
and in the db perl scripts change
    my $single_insert = 1;
to
    my $single_insert = 0;
This will be slower, not loading the data from (temp) files, but it 
should work without errors. If it works, you know that you did a
mistake when you tried to fix the problems you had.)

In general, never work with the complete RDF/all categories, until you 
have it working for a small sub-sub-category.

Hans