Smarty

[maltre]

Is there anybody that could help me out with this ?
Or paste his code/configuration here that (s)he uses on his/her website ?

I've been trying all day and still nothing,
Waisting all my beautiful time on something this stupid

Thanks in advance !

[mohrt]

There is not enough information in your post to help you. Maybe a sample of PHP code, a sample of template code, and a sample of rendered output that demonstrates the problem?

Check the debug console output, see that everything is present, then check the paths to your images and class files in the output, see if they look right.

[maltre]

I think I found the solution, nevermind

files in root (/home/maltre/knicks4life/):
index.php
vars.php

folders in root:
images
scripts
settings
classes
smarty

folder "smarty" has a critical class.template.php file that every page on the website needs.
folder "classes" has all the class.something.php files, which are also needed on each page
Same for folder "settings" which has functions.php, errors.php, ...

folder "scripts" has more php files, the actual scripts for the site.
folder "image" has all the images.


So basically, I inserted in vars.php the following:
[php:1:ef052e6d33]define('BASEDIR', realpath(dirname(__FILE__)) . '/');
define('SITE_ROOT', realpath(dirname(__FILE__)) . '/');
define('BASEDIR', SITE_ROOT);
define("SMARTY_DIR", SITE_ROOT."smarty/libs/");
define("LAYOUT_DIR", SITE_ROOT."layout/");
define("CLASS_DIR", SITE_ROOT."classes/");
define("IMAGES_DIR", SITE_ROOT."images/");
define("INCLUDE_DIR", SITE_ROOT."settings/");

require_once($INCLUDE_DIR . "errors.php");
require_once($INCLUDE_DIR . "functions.php");
require_once($CLASS_DIR ."class.conn.php");
require_once($CLASS_DIR."class.article.php");
require_once($SMARTY_DIR."class.template.php");[/php:1:ef052e6d33]

On each page:
[php:1:ef052e6d33]require_once("/home/maltre/knicks4life/vars.php");
require_once(SMARTY_DIR."class.K4LTemplate.php");[/php:1:ef052e6d33]


Problem is, when running this, all my images and stylesheets are f'ed, the source is : "http://www.knicks4life.com/home/.macaronikillern/maltre/knicks4life/images/image.jpg".


I think I found the solution, nevermind

[mohrt]

[php:1:9fcb3cf2aa]require_once($INCLUDE_DIR . "errors.php");
require_once($INCLUDE_DIR . "functions.php");
require_once($CLASS_DIR ."class.conn.php");
require_once($CLASS_DIR."class.article.php");
require_once($SMARTY_DIR."class.template.php");[/php:1:9fcb3cf2aa]

Constants don't need dollar signs btw...

[boots]

This is a guess as I don't know based on what you posted, but it *sounds* like you are requesting a server page from a sub folder of your root and that it does not take into account that that file has a different relative path to your images. Recall, it is not the relative path of template to image that matters but rather, requested php file to images that matters. What I do is use a config var {#ImageUrl#} which has the correct server path (not file system path!) to my image dir and then in my templates I use that to refer to them. Call me old-fashioned (I realize that relative paths have a sex appeal to them) but IMO, you need to determine your absolute paths during startup so as to avoid relative headaches.