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karthik
Posted: 01/08/2002, 12:18 AM

I uploaded the employ directory/w templates to my remote server, after ensuring proper functioning in the local system. When i try to access the login.php file,
i get the following error:

Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: template in /home/xxxvxxxxx/xxxxxxx-www/EmployeeDirectory/Login.php on line 74

for security reasons i masked the username and sitename.

Please suggest me a solution

Alex Alexapolsky
Posted: 01/08/2002, 2:13 AM

This means template.php file was not found.
Delete all files from target directory and re-generate the site.
karthik
Posted: 01/08/2002, 11:29 PM

Do I have to make any changes in the common.php file?

Should i make the changes in the $app_path initialisation, as i am runing this examples site in the remote server?

//===============================
// Site Initialization
//-------------------------------
// Obtain the path where this site is located on the server
//-------------------------------
$app_path = ".";

Does this path must be set with the ip address of the site in which i am running this file

Does this path must be set with the ip address of the site in which i am running these files?

Regards
ThomasR
Posted: 05/14/2003, 12:27 AM

I use , in codecharge 2 , $app_path = getcwd () . But in studio I also run into problems when running Apache > 2 versions. Anybody out there with a better answear ?

   


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