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Using TWiki20010803beta and current CVS alpha, why does the TigerSkinPlugin always have the following error?: Undefined subroutine &TWiki::Func::getScriptName called at ../lib/TWiki/Plugins/TigerSkinPlugin.pm line 96. .

  • TWiki version: 03 Aug 2001
  • Web server: Apache/1.3.19 (Unix)
  • Server OS: SunOS 5.8

-- HectorTorresJr - 30 Aug 2001

ADDENDUM : Sorry about this, I think we've figured out some of the answers. Here's what I worked on with Hector already today ...

(I've updated us to TWiki20010825beta, and using latest Alpha / CVS code )

On Codev/TigerSkin, it says --

o The TigerSkin needs the Func.pm uploaded to http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Codev/OfficialCoreSubsForPlugins on 26-July-2001

o The TigerSkin uses the new http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Codev/TWikiTemplatingSystem

I've downloaded and installed this Func.pm, and then I re-installed TigerSkinPlugin. Unfortunately, then I again had to edit the following two functions --

(* in "lib/TWiki/Func.pm" : *)

sub getScriptName {

#LC# return &TWiki::getScriptName(); return "";

}

(* in "lib/TWiki/Plugins/TigerSkinPlugin.pm" : *)

sub dispUser # conditional on presence of SessionPlugin { my $dispUser = ""; if( &TWiki::Func::topicExists( &TWiki::Func::getTwikiWebname(), "SessionPlugin" ) && $guest ) { $dispUser = "%MAKETEXT{"Log In"}%"; } else {

#LC# my $wikiName = &TWiki::Func::getWikiName(); my $wikiName = &TWiki::Func::getTwikiWebname();

my $mainWeb = &TWiki::Func::getMainWebname(); $dispUser = "<A class=logon href=\"" . &TWiki::Func::getScriptUrl( $mainWeb, $wikiName, "view" ) . "\">$wikiName" }

return $dispUser; }

How come the last two function definition problems, above?? LarryCarver (working with HectorTorresJr)

Answer

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Topic revision: r4 - 2002-01-29 - TWikiAdmin
 
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