rainey Posted March 10, 2007 Posted March 10, 2007 Hello, Just installed a header contribution by Ken singleton. Everything seems to be well except when I sign on as ADMIN I receive this error. --------------------------------- Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: breadcrumb in /home/dixonumc/public_html/first-in-line/admin/includes/application_top.php on line 179 --------------------------------- I checked all of the add In's. It shows up in the files structure on the remote server. What else can I check to verify the breadcrumb.php? Thanks, Sheryl
Nullachtfuffzehn Posted March 10, 2007 Posted March 10, 2007 Hello, Just installed a header contribution by Ken singleton. Everything seems to be well except when I sign on as ADMIN I receive this error.--------------------------------- Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: breadcrumb in /home/dixonumc/public_html/first-in-line/admin/includes/application_top.php on line 179 --------------------------------- I checked all of the add In's. It shows up in the files structure on the remote server. What else can I check to verify the breadcrumb.php? Thanks, Sheryl Dunno the contribution, but I guess it has an altered breadcrumb.php in admin/includes/classes/. So did you copy it? If so, try to copy it again. Maybe there was an upload error. Happens sometimes.
rainey Posted March 10, 2007 Author Posted March 10, 2007 Dunno the contribution, but I guess it has an altered breadcrumb.php in admin/includes/classes/. So did you copy it? If so, try to copy it again. Maybe there was an upload error. Happens sometimes.
Nullachtfuffzehn Posted March 10, 2007 Posted March 10, 2007 What do you want to ask me, Sheryl? *bg*
rainey Posted March 10, 2007 Author Posted March 10, 2007 Dunno the contribution, but I guess it has an altered breadcrumb.php in admin/includes/classes/. So did you copy it? If so, try to copy it again. Maybe there was an upload error. Happens sometimes. Thanks, I did do a copy of the code from the install instructions. It was a lot! I'll try again, Sheryl
Nullachtfuffzehn Posted March 10, 2007 Posted March 10, 2007 Thanks, I did do a copy of the code from the install instructions. It was a lot! I'll try again, Sheryl It would have been sufficient to copy the breadcrumb.php again into admin/includes/classes/. If it doesn't work either then, let me know.
rainey Posted March 10, 2007 Author Posted March 10, 2007 It would have been sufficient to copy the breadcrumb.php again into admin/includes/classes/. If it doesn't work either then, let me know. Working on it now while I toggle back and forth... BRB and thanks, should know something in just a few. :) Sheryl
rainey Posted March 10, 2007 Author Posted March 10, 2007 Working on it now while I toggle back and forth... BRB and thanks, should know something in just a few. :) Sheryl No difference. however would this make a difference? In the instructions it asked me to go to a line that was not in my original file. I did not have an orginal breadcrumb class file so I added the //... before and the after in the instructions. Under the class folder, I have the breadcrumb_tag.php file ------------------------- Step 2 If you have not made any change to application_top.php under folder: catalog/includes/, then simply upload and replace it with the one you just downloaded, then go to Step 3. Otherwise, open the application_top.php for edit using a php file editor or a good text editor. Go to the bottom 60 lines or so of that file, look for // include the breadcrumb class and start the breadcrumb trail require(DIR_WS_CLASSES . 'breadcrumb.php'); $breadcrumb = new breadcrumb; And insert immediately after: // include the breadcrumb_tags class and start the breadcrumb_tags trail - GemRock require(DIR_WS_CLASSES . 'breadcrumb_tags.php'); $breadcrumb_tags = new breadcrumb_tags; // added code ends - GR
Nullachtfuffzehn Posted March 11, 2007 Posted March 11, 2007 No difference. however would this make a difference? In the instructions it asked me to go to a line that was not in my original file. I did not have an orginal breadcrumb class file so I added the //... before and the after in the instructions. Under the class folder, I have the breadcrumb_tag.php file ------------------------- Step 2 If you have not made any change to application_top.php under folder: catalog/includes/, then simply upload and replace it with the one you just downloaded, then go to Step 3. Otherwise, open the application_top.php for edit using a php file editor or a good text editor. Go to the bottom 60 lines or so of that file, look for // include the breadcrumb class and start the breadcrumb trail require(DIR_WS_CLASSES . 'breadcrumb.php'); $breadcrumb = new breadcrumb; And insert immediately after: // include the breadcrumb_tags class and start the breadcrumb_tags trail - GemRock require(DIR_WS_CLASSES . 'breadcrumb_tags.php'); $breadcrumb_tags = new breadcrumb_tags; // added code ends - GR Ok, the breadcrumb_tag.php is the key for the issue. You said in the instructions there was a line to edit, which was not in your original file and you added the slashes to comment it out. That might be the cause of the problem. I don't know which lines you've commented out, but it would be helpful to know, to figure out what's going wrong.
rainey Posted March 11, 2007 Author Posted March 11, 2007 Ok, the breadcrumb_tag.php is the key for the issue. You said in the instructions there was a line to edit, which was not in your original file and you added the slashes to comment it out. That might be the cause of the problem. I don't know which lines you've commented out, but it would be helpful to know, to figure out what's going wrong. Got it. You are so right!! I went back to my back up file, did not iclude the line //include the breadcrumb class... But I Then added the lines //include the breadcrumb_tags class... and it works. I can log onto my admin. You guys are greatest. thanks for all your help. Sheryl
Nullachtfuffzehn Posted March 11, 2007 Posted March 11, 2007 Got it. You are so right!! I went back to my back up file, did not iclude the line //include the breadcrumb class... But IThen added the lines //include the breadcrumb_tags class... and it works. I can log onto my admin. You guys are greatest. thanks for all your help. Sheryl You're welcome anytime. Instead of going out for a dance or something I prefer sitting in front of my monitor and answer lots of questions... *lol* But that's only this weekend, cause my GF is outta town. Next weekend I will go out for dancing... *bg* So no questions next weekend, ok? *twinkle*
rainey Posted March 11, 2007 Author Posted March 11, 2007 You're welcome anytime. Instead of going out for a dance or something I prefer sitting in front of my monitor and answer lots of questions... *lol* But that's only this weekend, cause my GF is outta town. Next weekend I will go out for dancing... *bg* So no questions next weekend, ok? *twinkle* Lucky for me! Tell GF to give you a good dance a zig for me. You really helped me. Take care. When you are not buzy, vist shop at www.first-in-line.biz I can use some feed back :)
Nullachtfuffzehn Posted March 11, 2007 Posted March 11, 2007 Lucky for me! Tell GF to give you a good dance a zig for me. You really helped me. Take care. When you are not buzy, vist shop at www.first-in-line.biz I can use some feed back :) Ok, I visited your site and found a couple of things to improve: - when I click on pic on top, a frame is showing up. seems to be a CSS feature. - the title on the top left has to be much larger to improve the importance of the merchant - klicking on a pic in the header leads me to random products - the 'first in line' should be closer to the text imho. Should be more meaningful
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