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I tested the upgrade from rc1 to rc2 and received the following error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_SL in /home/<user>/public_html/beta/sites/<domain>/themes/acquia_marina/page.tpl.php on line 2
All other modules and core are current, fresh install, hadn't enabled any modules yet.
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Comment #1
Golem07 CreditAttribution: Golem07 commentedSame here.
subscribing
Comment #2
MPeli CreditAttribution: MPeli commentedI am having the same problem.
Comment #3
CharlieCastle CreditAttribution: CharlieCastle commentedSame here, BUT a fresh install, NOT an upgrade.
Comment #4
bettse CreditAttribution: bettse commentedRemove the lines in the files below that have a "-" sign before them. These lines are all near the top of the file. This was created as a diff, but I've removed the context in case some of the people needing this help aren't familiar with reading patch files.
acquia_marina/block.tpl.php:
- <<<<<<< HEAD
- ?>
- =======
- // $Id$
- >>>>>>> Updated theme files to Drupal 7 version
acquia_marina/page.tpl.php:
- <<<<<<< HEAD
- =======
- // $Id$
- ?>
- >>>>>>> Updated theme files to Drupal 7 version
Comment #5
mariagwyn CreditAttribution: mariagwyn commentedSame problem, deleted extra gobbledy-gook, but other errors are appearing as well.
Comment #6
CharlieCastle CreditAttribution: CharlieCastle commentedI made the changes. Thanks.
But there still seems to be a major problem. I have three blocks in the content region that should appear vertically, one after another. Instead, they are displayed side by side with most of each block's content overlapped with the next one.
Am I missing something?
Comment #7
mariagwyn CreditAttribution: mariagwyn commentedThe CSS between rc1 and rc2 changed significantly. And rc1 was very different that 6.x version. I am not having a column problem, but all my tabs and curved corners had to be adjusted for rc1 (which uses corner radius's) and then in rc2 they went back to the image-way of doing it. I would check your CSS.
Comment #8
CharlieCastle CreditAttribution: CharlieCastle commentedThanks for the feedback.
As a newbe, I wouldn't know where to start. I installed Fusion Core (7.x-1.0-alpha1), Skinr (7.x-2.x-dev) and Acquia Marina (7.x-1.0-rc2).
I did NOT make any changes to the css so I should be at the default for everything. Oh, I did make some minor settings choices for Acquia Marina; but only from the menus.
CC
Comment #9
aquariumtap CreditAttribution: aquariumtap commentedA mistake was made when releasing RC2 and bad code was pushed here to drupal.org. An RC3 version is now available which is basically RC2 but not bust-o, with a few small organizational changes to the available skins as well.
Sorry for the trouble everyone.
Comment #10
MPeli CreditAttribution: MPeli commentedI deleted RC2 and installed RC3.
I am still getting following error:
Notice: Undefined variable: grid_width in function include() (line: 15 in file /home/users/svtliberec/example.com/web/sites/all/themes/acquia_marina/page.tpl.php).
Notice: Undefined variable: grid_width in function include() (line: 55 in file/home/users/svtliberec/example.com/web/sites/all/themes/acquia_marina/page.tpl.php).
The theme does not seem to be usable.
Comment #11
aquariumtap CreditAttribution: aquariumtap commented@MPeli, did you install the fusion base theme?
Comment #12
MPeli CreditAttribution: MPeli commentedI did not. Sorry.
The Fusion base theme and Skinr are required
http://drupal.org/project/fusion
http://drupal.org/project/skinr
Everything is working now. Thank you for your time.