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bhknight
Re: Modified "theme.html" file produces blank home page
  • 2004/9/17 2:06

  • bhknight

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Dave, you're the master!!! That commenting trick did it! About 45 minutes and I finally tracked down that I was missing a closing <{/if}>

Much, much thanks!



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bhknight
Re: Modified "theme.html" file produces blank home page
  • 2004/9/17 1:30

  • bhknight

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I'll work on the commenting trick, but how can I add diagnostic output?



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bhknight
Re: Modified "theme.html" file produces blank home page
  • 2004/9/16 23:24

  • bhknight

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Yeah, I did change the name of the theme folder, but I did that a few weeks ago with no issues. I also made sure there were no references to any names I may have modified in the theme.



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bhknight
Re: Modified "theme.html" file produces blank home page
  • 2004/9/16 23:15

  • bhknight

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Yup, I tried that. Its definitely the formatting. But whats causing, I can't say. Does XOOPS have to "recognize" all IDs within the tags for it to be compliant?
(i.e <tr id="header">)

I guess the question I should really be asking is...
What factors would cause XOOPs to reject a theme.html file? Or what tid-bits should I ALWAYS be sure to include in my theme.html file to ensure they don't get rejected?



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bhknight
Modified "theme.html" file produces blank home page
  • 2004/9/16 22:38

  • bhknight

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This one is killing me! I'm hoping someone here has experienced this or would know why this happens. I took an already exiting theme(7dana) and am using it to rebuild a custom theme of my own. Layed out the code and rebuilt theme.html making sure not to miss any XOOPS tags. Everything looks fine but when I upload it and refresh the theme, XOOPS returns this to the browser:

<html><body></body></html>


Thats it, thats all she wrote.

Things I've checked for:
- encoding of the file before upload
- all pre-existing XOOPS tags & codes are present
(i.e. <{$xoops_banner}>)
- complete <head> section unmodified

Where did I go wrong? Is there some hidden no-no I needed to have kept in tact? I would figure that even if there were issues with missing items that I would at least get a partial display, but it seems that the XOOPs system is completely rejecting the existence of the new theme.html file.

ANY input or advice shall be deserving of praise for no less than 1000 years!

"Help me Obi-Won Kenobi, you're my only hope!"




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