Re: [Slashcode-development] Another CVS problem?

[Eric D. <eri...@ja...>]

Yes, Indeed. That is the problem. But I DID do a
/usr/local/slash/bin/template-tool -u slash -s * from the
/usr/local/slash/themes/slashcode/templates directory.............

So, what did I mess up then?

Chris Nandor wrote:

> At 08:21 -0700 2001.04.25, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
> >Well, yeah, I do read the docs, and I did upgrade the templates. But this is
> >something that cropped up with the latest release. When someone submitted a
> >story before, you preview it, and then you can update/save or SOMETHING after
> >that. I can't do anything after that. No buttons. Nada. Nothing.
> >
> >Keep me posted if something in the CVS changes. I'll try updating everything
> >again later today.
>
> Huh.  I do not detect the problem you detect.  The only thing I can think
> of is that your templates are not updated.  That is, in admin.pl, there was
> an "editbuttons" function that set the "editbuttons" variable in the
> template.  It had those buttons in it.  But now, the template in question
> calls "[% INCLUDE editbuttons %]" instead of "[% editbuttons %]".  So there
> should be buttons there, unless the template is still calling "[%
> editbuttons %]", in which case that variable is empty, so nothing will
> print.
>
> Look in your editStory template and see which it has.  If it has "[%
> editbuttons %]" instead of "[% INCLUDE editbuttons %]", then that is the
> problem: you need to update the template.
>
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