What happened is that JJ removed ScreenIndex from the project, and I don't
think I added it back in
again yet. You can create it yourself with the "create_index" screen. This
is an exceptional screen in
that it's more like an action because it creates something rather than just
sending info to the user. But
it needs to print lots of stuff to the body. Anyway, people running live
sites ought to hit the create_index
page any time content on the site is updated.
Your Web server needs permission to write to the ScreenIndex file, do
something like
touch modules/include/ScreenIndex
chmod o+w modules/include/ScreenIndex
ScreenIndex is a PHP script that creates an array. The create_index module
writes the PHP. It's clever,
but everyone should keep in mind it a little dangerous because it might be
possible somehow to make
create_index write more than just the array into ScreenIndex. I haven't
thought of way for this to happen,
but it could be possible.
Leon
----- Original Message -----
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To: FreeTrade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, December 13, 1999 12:47 PM
Subject: [FreeTrade] Bug?
> "Warning: Failed opening
> '/home/freetrade/public_html/modules/include/ScreenIndex' for inclusion in
> /home/freetrade/public_html/modules/screens/search_results on line 193"
>
> Not sure where I would find userid/password to allow write. I've checked
> global_settings. A bug?
>
> Kent
>
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