Loading STS

[pimms]

Hi,

 

I'm new to osc.

 

I downloaded the STS and unzipped files to a new folder. I then copied the files to my FTP manages and moved them from there to my store on the public_html side.

 

I presume this must be wrong as although I can see all the files I moved across, nothing is changed when I go to the site:

 

www.saulsaddlery.com/store

 

I thought I was following the instructions. Please can someone advise on what I'm doing wrong.

 

Thanks,

 

Rob

[pimms]

Just tried again and it seemed to load ok. Went to admin side and found sts in Modules. Installed and enabled but when I looked at the site at the top of the page it says:

 

Template file does not exist: [includes/sts_templates/test/sts_template.html]

 

Rest of page unchanged.

 

Please advise what I need to do as been battling with osc for 4 days and feel I'm nearly getting somewhere.

 

thanks,

 

rob

[pimms]

Please take a look at my store now. I've loaded up files my hand which didn't load automatically:

 

www.saulsaddlery.com/store

 

as you can see it has several error messages and is not right.

 

Thanks,

 

Rob

 

:'(

[wotsupdoc]

Template file does not exist: [includes/sts_templates/test/sts_template.html]

Looks like you fixed it, how did you do it?

I get the same message

[bkellum]

Looks like you fixed it, how did you do it?

I get the same message

You are either missing files from the template folder or you have the wrong template folder set in the STS Default Module in the admin.

[garlicbred]

Looks like you fixed it, how did you do it?

I get the same message

 

I just got the same message - totally clean 060817

upload STS v4.5.2

Install Default module - then error message -

Template file does not exist: [includes/sts_templates/fridgi/boxes/infobox.php.html]

I copied the 'boxes' and 'content' directories into the fridgi folder since that was where it wnted to find them, but still same error message.

 

The error goes away if I set the 'Use template for infoboxes' to 'false'.

I'll try to find the cause of the error later.