No worries. We all have our brain farts. JonSidnell wrote: > Forgive me - apparently the problem was the numpty programmer > forgetting about case sensitivity. > > Apparently I've been doing too much ASP.NET programming with CamelCaps > filenames that Windows ignores the casing of. > > Sorry for the intrusion. > > Yours embarrassedly... > > On Mar 27, 9:27 am, JonSidnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> I've not uploaded Haml to the server - it was already installed on the >> server, and I just followed the documentation instructions to install >> the plugin from the local gem: >> >> haml --rails /path/to/app/ >> >> The hosting is a shared hosting account, so I'm not able to restart >> the server itself. I have, however, tried performing a killall on the >> FastCGI processes my account was running. >> >> Sadly, no success. >> >> On Mar 27, 2:12 am, Nathan Weizenbaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> >>> Have you restarted the server since uploading Haml? >>> >>> JonSidnell wrote: >>> >>>> Hi >>>> >>>> I'm currently trying to deploy an early test version of a site that >>>> uses Haml for both the layouts and the views. The way Rails 2.0.2 is >>>> setup on my hosting company (http://hosting.media72.co.uk/), the >>>> upload process I've been using for other projects has been to ssh into >>>> the server, create a new rails app, install any plugins needed and >>>> then upload the contents of /app, /db/migrate, /config/routes.rb and >>>> other files from my local dev machine. This process is being >>>> successfully executed for another site on the same account on the same >>>> server, also using Haml. >>>> >>>> Forhttp://lexiauk.adject.co.uk/, I've successfully created the rails >>>> app, and installed the haml plugin from a local copy installed on the >>>> server. However, upon uploading the various different files from my >>>> local machine and running the database migrations, I've hit a snag you >>>> can see if you visit the site - complaining about not being able to >>>> find homepage.html.erb. However, there is a homepage.html.haml, which >>>> I thought would be picked up and used. >>>> >>>> Given that the haml plugin is successfully installed in ~/vendor/ >>>> plugins/haml/, can anyone think why Rails wouldn't be picking it up >>>> and using it? >>>> >>>> Hope that makes sense. I can post development.log or anything else >>>> that may be helpful. >>>> >>>> Thanks >>>> Jon >>>> > > > >
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