Ez Publish not respecting template overrrides

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Tomas Diago	Saturday 28 May 2005 9:38:44 am This is weird! Using Ez Publish 3.2 and the News theme, I set up a template override for node/view/full for the class "folder" and the corresponding section id belonging to my new folder called "Abous us": "design/wiwiw/override/templates/full_view_credits_folder.tpl" It has priority 1 and overrides general Folder view " design/base/override/templates/full/folder.tpl" from the News them. Nevertheless, after reloading and clearing all caches, Ez Publish uses the general override for Folder view: http://www.wiwiw.org/test/index.php/wiwiw/about_us It's incredible because on my local computer running Windows XP it works, but on the server running Linux under Plesk, doesn't work ?! The template override I use under Linux already has all atrributes needed to be executed, read and written. I'm desperate, I don't know what else I can try since it's working on my local computer!? Can anyone help? Thanks in advance
John Mina	Saturday 28 May 2005 11:47:44 pm hi Tomas , It really sounds wiered, but , probably you can upload the tpl file from you machine again Also , upload the settings overriede.ini files needed from you machine to the server , Only do that if you are sure of that step. Isuggest taking a backup from the files that are on the server , just in case. try to read the fiels that are on thes erver before changing probably the changes didn't take effect on the server, and , make sure the new TPL line is written above the original tpl file. Hope that will help, let me hear if it didn't. Good Luck John
Gene Snider	Sunday 29 May 2005 5:49:00 pm "t's incredible because on my local computer running Windows XP it works, but on the server running Linux under Plesk, doesn't work ?!" The page might be cached either in the Web server or in your browser cache. I had a similar problem which vaporized after I restarted Apache and cleared my browser cache.
Andrew Vorobyov	Sunday 29 May 2005 9:37:35 pm Check out override order in /settings/override/override.ini.php file...
Luke Barton	Thursday 02 June 2005 11:11:07 am Tomas, You may wish to turn DEBUG on in your ini settings. This will give you a report at the bottom of the page that might show some helpful error messages, especially in regards to file AND directory permissions. Also, you may wish to secure shell into the server and clear the cache from the command line: ->cd yoursite ->cd html ->bin/shell/clearcache.sh --clear-all Good luck. -Luke