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After clicking "save configuration", you'll get this error:
The selected file could not be copied, because no file by that name exists. Please check that you supplied the correct filename.
Environment:
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- Drupal 6.14
- Freshly uncompressed adt_basetheme-6.x-2.1.tar.gz
Comments
Comment #1
spookypld CreditAttribution: spookypld commentedSame here, but I got four messages :
lines 1 & 2 are in green frame
lines 3 & 4 are in red frame
Preview here : http://wstaw.org/images/free/2009/12/04/1d2c9f02d79c2893f36a800554f4c9.png
Now, I've found 3 icon files in color folder sites/default/files/color/adt_basetheme-fe20cd5c similar to what I see in adt_basetheme/images
Preview : http://wstaw.org/images/free/2009/12/04/62684ca4da04caaa705ee1b9471ae3.png
My software is Drupal 6.14 and ADT BaseTheme v2.1, same as topic author; Cufon and icons installed.
Implication of this bug is I can't see any changes in my site look. Even if it says configuration saved I can't see any color or width changes.
Comment #2
Oscar Illada CreditAttribution: Oscar Illada commentedSame problem, please help!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment #3
Oscar Illada CreditAttribution: Oscar Illada commentedI had the same problem and found the solution disabling the Admin module, which isthe one who change the admin theme.
Oscar
Crovat.com
Comment #4
EyeChartBrew CreditAttribution: EyeChartBrew commentedI can confirm this bug, but (re. post #3), I was unable resolve through disabling one or more of the various Admin-related modules.
//TB
Comment #5
Tafa CreditAttribution: Tafa commentedSame here as well. Error message is here even change made to theme is successful!
Comment #6
schorrie CreditAttribution: schorrie commentedStill same problem here,
keeps on giving problems
Comment #7
twmiller CreditAttribution: twmiller commentedI'm having the same issues, and the colors I choose in the theme configuration are being saved, but not displayed. Has anyone found a real solution to this problem? I'm not sure what the 'admin module' referred to above actually means. As far as I can tell, there are no admin modules running that would impact this.
Comment #8
JurriaanRoelofs CreditAttribution: JurriaanRoelofs commentedHi, sorry about the slow response, I dont get notified about these issues and comments.
This really is a minor issue because the theme works fine with these errors but to fix it, remove line 12 and 13 from adt_basetheme/color/color.inc where it says:
'logo.png',
'images/bullet2.gif',
And this will prevent the theme from trying to copy files that dont exist.
Comment #9
twmiller CreditAttribution: twmiller commentedThat fixes the 'file not found' issues, but I'm still having the same problem that #7 is (which is probably an unrelated issue, I guess) in that the color changes are being saved, but not being reflected in the way the pages are actually rendering.
Comment #10
marcrobinsone CreditAttribution: marcrobinsone commented@twmiller:
I've followed peach at #8, and it did fix this issue.
However, I agree with you at #9. This happens because whenever you change the color-settings of your adt theme, it saves another theme copy to your files directory with all the settings you have selected. The problem is that not all the previously working settings are being saved during the process (logo gone, icons gone, font settings gone).
Let's hope for a work-around for this.
For the time being, I guess it's safe not to use the color-change feature.
Comment #11
mmindenhall CreditAttribution: mmindenhall commentedAlso see this post regarding permissions for your "temp" folder. Apparently changing color schemes copies files into and out of the temp folder, which needs to have read/write permissions for "users" in addition to "administrators" (in Windows).