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  • Posted: 14.11.2003, 23:11
     
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    I've started some testing with Pagesetter, with 2 datafields.
    When I click 'View' nothing is displayed.
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  • Posted: 15.11.2003, 08:56
     
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    Have made directories "cache" and "templates_c" writeable (chmod 777)?
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  • Posted: 15.11.2003, 11:21
     
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    Yes both those directories are writeable.
    However.... When I look at templates_c in ftp I can see it has been written to (1 file), but
    'cache' is empty.
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  • Posted: 15.11.2003, 13:51
     
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    I haven't made any permissions for pagesetter yet, but this shouldnt be necessary for admin to view content? Or am I wrong?
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  • Posted: 15.11.2003, 13:54
     
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    I found the "error".
    When I click 'view' the page is displayed in a new window, and with my popupstopper this wasnt displayed.

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  • Posted: 15.11.2003, 17:03
     
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    Great!
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  • Posted: 17.11.2003, 21:01
     
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    Could the use of a new window be made configurable? Doubly configurable would be best, site configurable for default behavior and whether it is user configurable for user preference. This would have to be low priority, I think. :)

    - halfelven
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