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[cheriebowden213]

Content-type:text/html The template file specified does not exist.
The template file specified does not exist.

FATAL ERROR: COULD NOT LOAD error.html

I get this when I log out from the admin view (top right link)
I don't get it when I log out from the calendar view (bottom left link)

I have checked and double checked permissions..I have re-uploaded most files
what did I do wrong?

[DanO]

   

quote:The template file specified does not exist.
FATAL ERROR: COULD NOT LOAD error.html

Have you checked to see if the error.html template file is located in the calendarscript/templates/admin/English directory liked it should be?

PS. Does it actually print "Content-type:text/html" out on a page you see???

Dan O.

[This message has been edited by DanO (edited March 15, 2005).]

[cheriebowden213]

YES...I checked..and YES there is an error.html file in there

I copy/pasted the error message right off the screen
thanks
Cherie

[Cherie]

I forgot that I had previously registered with this message board..so I am coming back under my "other name" so I can hopefully receive email when this question is answered.
thanks
Cherie

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Thanks,
Cherie

[DanO]

Well "Content-type:text/html" is called a header and shouldn't be visible on any page. If it is, that may be the cause of the problem.

I've only ever seen headers being printed out when scripts were run on a Windows? server. If that's what you are hosted on, I suggest you contact their tech support and see if they can correct the matter. I have no idea what would need to be done.

If you're not on a Windows server, I have no idea what would cause the header to be printed out, sorry.

Dan O.

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[Cherie]

I have this script working on the same server on another site...I am using a Unix server...it all seems to work otherwise..I really am logged out even though I get the message..and my changes are saved..guess I'll just wait and see if someone else has the same problem (and a solution)..thanks
C

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I wonder if this means anything..from admin screen..the log out link (that gives me the error message) is: http://www.domain.com/cgi-bin/calendar_admin.pl?command=logout

from the calendar view...the log out link is:
http://www.domain.com/cgi-bin/calendar.pl?calendar=default&command=logout

Does this make a difference??
thanks
C

Thanks,
Cherie

[This message has been edited by Cherie (edited March 16, 2005).]