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.Joe.
June 21st, 2006, 14:18
Well I'm getting some nasty SQL errors on my forum. I've installed my template and now when I login it says;
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: template_button_strip() in /home/totallyf/public_html/Sources/Load.php(1045) : eval()'d code on line 219
(When I login)
And when I attempt to post, or enter a forum it shows;
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: template_button_strip() in /home/totallyf/public_html/Sources/Load.php(1045) : eval()'d code on line 135
(When I post or go to a thread, etc.)
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks
GamePhreak
June 21st, 2006, 15:29
I don't know the script you mean or the template you mean, but I think the template is screwed up. There are two probable reasons:
1) There's a missing function in the code you installed that should be there. If you know the purpose of template_button_strip() you could add it in yourself, but in this case you should probably use another template and see what you get.
2) There's a missing configuration file, but I highly doubt that since you get the error 219 lines down. If that was the case, you would probably get errors much sooner.
.Joe.
June 21st, 2006, 17:03
I don't know the script you mean or the template you mean, but I think the template is screwed up. There are two probable reasons:
1) There's a missing function in the code you installed that should be there. If you know the purpose of template_button_strip() you could add it in yourself, but in this case you should probably use another template and see what you get.
2) There's a missing configuration file, but I highly doubt that since you get the error 219 lines down. If that was the case, you would probably get errors much sooner.
But I don't know because I've uploaded 2 themes (skins/templates) on my board, and they both gave me the same errors. Maybe the theme (skins/templates) isn't coming with the "template_button_strip() file?
But, when I installed the first theme before it was complaining about the "load.php", so I don't know.
.Joe.
June 21st, 2006, 21:07
Oh nvm, this thread can be closed I fixed it myelf now.
Thanks!
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