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Hi, I\'ve just installed version 1.3.7 and testing it. In my admin panel, when I want to access Static Pages admin, I get this: \"Template Error: loadfile: While loading row, /home/tourbec//plugins/staticpages/templates/admin/row.thtml does not exist or is empty\" I dunno where the double slash comes from. Thanks for your help jef

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Is there any reason why you\'re installing an old version? Or was that a typo? Geeklog 1.3.8 is the current version. Looks like a path problem. Is that really where that file resides (minus the double slash)? If you can\'t figure it out yourself, please tell us your setting for $_CONF[\'path\'] and/or the URL of your site. bye, Dirk

Well, I\'ve installed v.1.3.7 because I only trust \"well tried\" versions when trying a new product. I\'m new to PHP and I\'m going forward with caution. But I\'ll update when I\'ll be comfortable enough with the system, don\'t worry about that. Maybe for version 1.4 ?? The file is really at /home/tourbec/plugins/staticpages/templates/admin/row.thtml just under my public_html directory There\'s this extra slash (tourbec//plugins), and I dunno where it comes from. This is the path: $_CONF[\'path\'] = \'/home/tourbec/\'; My website is http://www.tourbec.info and the test folder for Geeklog is http://www.tourbec.info/tourbec Thanks jef

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It ain't easy being you

The extra slash shouldn\'t really matter (that has been fixed in 1.3.8, btw). Your site seems to work fine otherwise, so I assume the path setting is correct. And since you say the file is really there, the only thing I could think of is permissions. Make sure the file and the entire path to it are readable by the webserver. Hope that helps. bye, Dirk

Then you better try 1.3.8. It is the \"well tried\" version and doens\'t have the two main security problems that 1.3.7 has. Open source software is a little different than commercial software.

According to his site, he\'s running 1.3.7sr2, so he\'s safe ... bye, Dirk

Ok, you got me, I\'ll go for 1.3.8 I\'m still exploring the capabilities of GL. I need to find out if I can connect pages generated by GL to my shopping cart (post action with cgi-perl script) OR if I can find a simple cart plugin for GL... I\'m searching... Thanks for any lead on that jef

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It ain't easy being you