Question

When try Edit the sample action on ActionTrackerPlugin page, it prompt " Could not find template edit000001"

I guess edit try to use template "edit", but somehow append item id "000001" (this is first action item). The problem appears on both Firefox and IE.

The install is a clean TWikiRelease2005x12x17x7873beta plus TWiki::Contrib::Attrs and TWiki::Contrib::JSCalendarContrib

Environment

-- RuanJianDev - 06 Jan 2006

Answer

Not quite An answer� I am getting this as well. Differences being I am using WIKIVERSION Sun, 06 Nov 2005 build 7330 on Solaris.

A related issue I have with ActionTracker/TWiki is not seeing my personal install of Time::ParseDate (2003.1126) rather than the system version (101.062101) which I don�t believe is related to this.

The full error being: Template edit000001" not foundCheck the configuration setting for {TemplateDir}

-- DrewCard - 27 Jan 2006

If you answer a question - or have a question you asked answered by someone - please remember to edit the page and set the status to answered. The status is in a drop-down list below the edit box.

Confirmed with Dakar release (4.0.1) on Linux/Apache.

Side note: It seems JSCalendarContrib is already part of Dakar, but the installer script has problems with it.

Checking dependency on TWiki::Contrib::JSCalendarContrib....
*** ActionTrackerPlugin depends on package TWiki::Contrib::JSCalendarContrib >=0.96,
which is described as "Optional, used if installed. Used to display a neat calendar popup when editing actions. Available from the TWiki:Plugins/JSCalendarContrib repository."
But when I tried to find it I got this error:

 $Rev: 8035 $ is currently installed:  

-- PetricFrank - 08 Feb 2006

I debugged a little on TWiki code (release 4.0.1) and found a solution (maybe a hack).

in lib/TWiki/UI/Edit.pm around line 196 you find the following code line:

    if( !$tmpl && $template ne 'edit' ) {

Replace it with

    if( !$tmpl ) {

This was only half of the solution (sorry) for me.

Now i got past the error message, but i got the HTML code instead of the rendered page.

I had to do second change: I modified templates/edit.action.tmpl and replaced %TEXT% by %UNENCODED_TEXT%.

I think this may not be the correct fix, but for me it works.

A little bit about the background (as far as i understand it):

The edit link passes (among others) following paramters to TWiki::UI::Edit::edit:

• skin = 'action'
• action = <action id> (here: 000001)

In the patched section of the code it tries to load the edit template. Its short name is 'edit'.

It looks in sequence for

1. templates/edit<action>.tmpl (here: templates/edit000001.tmpl, which does not exist)
2. templates/edit.<skin>.tmpl (here: templates/edit.action.tmpl, part of ActionTracker distribution)

The rule above only applies when %EDIT_TEMPLATE% evaluates not to 'edit'. (%EDIT_TEMPLATE% evaluates to 'edit' by default !).

Otherwise the system does not look for the second file.

As result the error message seen above will appear.

-- PetricFrank - 10 Feb 2006

I'm tracking this in Bugs:Item1841

-- CrawfordCurrie - 12 Mar 2006

I had this problem and it turned out that the permissions on actionform.tmpl, actionnotify.tmpl, and edit.action.tmpl were set incorrectly by the install process to 440. Not sure why.

-- ClifCox - 26 Nov 2006