unfortunaly it’s too hard for me to experiment such improvements. Especially for the mod_rewrite whitch make this very interesting engine unsusable for me. Too bad.
So I’ll keep an eye for the next releases.
You have there a very very good idea, simple to understand and to use.
The main goal is to have Template Blocks working online and offline equally well.
If you want , you can freely experiment - implementing it on a release might take longer as we are noting the feedback from other web designers…
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http://demo.templateblocks.com/
Since your problem is not of a generic nature that others would benefit if the troubleshooting is available online, please carry on the discussion through email: info@templateblocks.com
One possible case I have in mind is that $_SERVER[’DOCUMENT_ROOT’] is outputted with a trailing slash in your server…
]]>I have created a subdomain under our main domain and yes I installed in the root of the subdomain. Well here is the subdomain: http://tblocks.tasmanit.com/
Error:
Warning: fopen(/home/tasmanit/public_html/subdomains/tblocks/template/assets/html/header.html) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/tasmanit/public_html/SubDomains/tblocks/template/classes/Common.php on line 40
In the setting of Template Blocks, I have set the template directory as “template”.
Have you tried installing it on a subdomain?
Cheers,
Asfahaan
In the settings, have you entered the template directory relative to the root of your domain, without leading or trailing slashes?
Note that template blocks works better placed on the root at this point as custom paths haven’t been extensively tested.
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I am having trouble editing blocks. When I click on a block to edit for example: topbar. I get the below errors. I have check whether the files exist or not. They all seem to be there. Has anyone else encountered this problem? Is it something to do with permissions? Thanks!
(Note: xxxxxx stands for /home/user/public_html/etc and templateblocks is where I installed it)
Errors:
Warning: fopen(xxxxx/templateblocks/template/assets/php/topbar.php) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in xxxxx/templateblocks/template/classes/Common.php on line 40
Warning: stream_get_contents() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in xxxxx/templateblocks/template/classes/Common.php on line 41
Warning: fclose(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in xxxxx/templateblocks/template/classes/Common.php on line 42
Edit Block: ” topbar ”
Thanks,
Asfahaan
Auckland, New Zealand
Bugs:
- The dropdown menus appear to be over the loading rollover in IE 6.
- Loading blocks for editing have the <script> tags removed.
New Features:
- Nested blocks in template layouts
- When creating a new section you can select the parent section
- An image repository interface (so the user can control the contents of “assets/images” through the cp)
- Ability to have more than one template assigned to each external script.
- Ability to make a section private (until you have finalized the content)
Improvements
- Better text editor for the content area.
- In the blocks edit page: when changing the type, the content should be changed accordingly (for example insert < ?php...?> brackets for a php block…)
- Mark which blocks are not used by any template in the blocks list.
- The file extension can be selected in the website settings (probably 3rd part) and not have all three (.html, .htm, .php) applied to every section.