On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 11:18:42AM +1100, Gibbs, Darren wrote:
> For example, I just created a new user. The user created successfully,
> and I was back at the "Users" menu. Click the drop down box to "Edit
> Users Profile", hit the "Go" arrow, and got "Admin Structure Not Found".
It's to do with the interaction of your web browser and the webserver.
The Admin structure is the thing you are trying to edit, so a zone or a
slas is an admin structure. A user would be too.
Now if your browser asks for a structure that is not defined then you
get that error. Strictly speaking, if it asks for an admin structure
that doesn't have a key in the structures table you'll get this.
So.. the first thing to work out is which structure is being asked for.
Right down the bottom of htdocs/admin/adm/structures.php is your error
message, so change that to:
die(html("h1", "Admin Structure $admin_structure Not Found"));
At least then we will know what it is looking for, my guess is it will
be blank.
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