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Slartibardfast

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Registered: 1/8/2009
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posted on 3/26/2009 at 07:35 PM

AutoTheme 0.87 (Zikula)
Zikula 1.1.0

I thought I would have a go with AT Lite on a Zikula installation (Postnuke support is going to end, so best be prepared...)

All seemed to go as normal.

However, I am having some issues in the Admin Panel in particular, with some functions not seeming to work. I am not sure IF it is an Autotheme issue or not, but perhaps someone can possibly shed some light on what the issue(s) might be?

The theme is one I built from scratch (I used it as a bit of learning and practice, as normally used to modifying existing themes).

A particular example of an issue I am having relates to editing the 'Profile' (index.php?module=Profile). I select the 'Personal Info', and then choose 'Edit Personal Info'.

The screen displays the Profile entries, and I can enter new data. I then click 'OK'. The screen refreshes with the message "Done! Personal info saved", but the entry(s) have not been changed. I looked at the MySQL Table(s) and nothing has been saved.

I then saw the IE error message (when slecting Edit), and the details are:

Line: 281
Char: 3
Error: 'Event' is undefined
Code: 0
URL: http://my.domain.com/index.php?module=Profile&func=modi fy

Followed by:

Line: 359
Char: 4
Error: 'Validation' is undefined
Code: 0
URL: http://my.domain.com/index.php?module=Profile&func=modi fy

Could this be related to Autotheme? I only say this because when I change the Theme to one of the default Zikula Themes supplied with the installation, there doesn't seem to be a problem. If it's not an Autotheme issue, I need not bother you more, but any clues would be appreciated.

Oh, and I noticed that I am getting a (similar) error while I am making this post on your Forum. it says:

Line: 231
Char: 1
Error: 'that' is undefined
Code: 0
URL: http://www.spidean.com/SpideanForumspost.newtopic-fid-80.ph tml

Could this be an issue with my own PC setup in some way? Sorry to trouble you if it's not something to do with Autotheme, but in good old Sherlock Holmes style, we have to eliminate all the impossibles until what is left is the truth

Thanks, and cheers.

[Edited on 26/3/2009 by Slartibardfast]

Slartibardfast

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posted on 3/27/2009 at 12:55 AM

Problem fixed. It turned out to be a setting in the Zikula System Settings not set.

The IE errors still come up as before, but they are obviously not part of this problem.

Shawn

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posted on 3/27/2009 at 02:54 AM

OK thanks! I was going to pick through this today, but if you have it settled then let us know the setting please so others can find the solution if they have this problem.

Thanks!
-Shawn

Slartibardfast

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posted on 3/27/2009 at 10:48 AM

Hi Shawn,

Sure; it's something I think could easily be missed (well I did) by someone who is well used to working with Postnuke (me again) and moving to Zikula.

In the Admin - System - Settings there is an entry:

'Module used for managing user profiles'

By default (on mine) this was set to 'None'

There's a drop-down which can be used to select the module to be used (depending on what is installed I guess). I presume this facilitates third party modules as the default 'Profile' manager. I don't think this Module is installed with the Basic Core Distribution of Zikula, but with the Full Distribution, or included with the Value Add-ons Distribution.

After changing this to 'Profile' (available in the drop-down list), it worked (editing Personal Info).

I still get the IE Status error(s) (on both the Zikula site and this Forum, but only when posting/replying). Curious, but doesn't *seem* to have any adverse effects as far as I can see.