Hi all,
I have a homepage.jsp which declares four containers:
A container for headers.
A container for the navigation "first level" links.
A footer links container.
A copyright container.
The other templates want to display the header, footer, navigation and
copyright declared in the homepage. Where the navigation is concerned:
The homepage stores the first level links along with a colour, whilst
all other pages just contain a navigation list container storing page
references to direct children.
The none homepage templates are having trouble displaying engines for
the homepage declared content. The content, including links etc display
ok proving that these other templates can see the homepage's container
lists. I run into problems when I use the jahia action menu's on them.
When I click the action menu I get a hibernate ObjectNotFoundException.
In addition when I bring up the engine for a link for containerlist for
example, the edit box is too short obsecuring the fields inside. In
addition the text at the top reads ID of "" [0]. This is usually fixed
when I use the workflow screen to validate the changes but I am still
getting problems else where with the hibernate.objectnotfoundexception.
My question... Does anyone know why this is happening? Why should
accessing a container declared on another template be a problem? Do you
need to "declare" the container on ALL the templates that require to use
it, or is this not required for absolute containers.
Thanks,
Richard.
