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[Jeff Hague]

When I go to administer the calendar at the address http://www.bville-rifle-pistol.org/cgi-bin/calendar_admin.pl  the first page comes up.  When I click on the next button I get a 500 error and the address is http://www.bville-rifle-pistol.org/~37423.38150//cgi-bin/calendar_admin.pl.   Any ideas.  The calendar page displays at calendar.pl

[DanO]

It looks like you host's server is not reporting the SCRIPT_NAME envirnoment variable value correctly.

In the calendar_admin.pl file, find the line:

$Template::CGI_URL = $ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'} | | $ENV{'REQUEST_URI'};

You can try changing it to the following to see if it makes any difference:

$Template::CGI_URL = $ENV{'REQUEST_URI'} | | $ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'};

 NOTE: This forum adds a space between | | which shouldn't be there. If you copy and paste that line from here, be sure to remove the added space.

Dan O.

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[Jeff Hague]

Thank you very much.  That worked.

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[Jeff Hague]

After adding a user I attempted to logout as Administrator.  The following message appears and I cannot logout.
Couldn't open Template [/data/1/0/37/97/37423/user/38150/./cgi-bin/calendarscript/templates/admin/English/add_edit_user.htmlcommandlogout] : No such file or directory

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[DanO]

Sorry but I have no idea why that is occuring on whatever page you're attempting to logout from.

Try looking at what the link URL looks like to see if it gives you any clue.

Dan O.

[This message has been edited by DanO (edited May 01, 2005).]

[TDPSS]

I tried the following per the above reply and I no longer
get an error, but nothing happens in response to selecting anything. I also can't logout. Is this a problem to report to Host Server and if so, what do I tell them exactly what the code is attempting to do?
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In the calendar_admin.pl file, find the line:

$Template::CGI_URL =
$ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'} | | $ENV{'REQUEST_URI'};

You can try changing it to the following to
see if it makes any difference:

$Template::CGI_URL =
$ENV{'REQUEST_URI'} | | $ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'};

-edited so it  doesn't mangle - <djm>
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Thanks,
Dennis

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[DanO]

** edited so it doesn't mangle **

I don't know what you mean by that.

** I tried the following per the above reply and I no longer get an error, but nothing happens in response to selecting anything. **

I assume you mean just in the *drop-down* menu selector???

** I also can't logout. **

Both the drop down menu and the logout functions are JavaScript controlled. Make sure your browser has Javascript enabled and it is not generating browser error messages.

Dan O.

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