The module installs "ok" - ie shows as installed and for some themes is working,
but seems to be looking for a settings.php file rather than a theme-settings.php file.

I'm not sure what is going on as code for drupal, themes and the module are all clean installations from drupal.org

Please can someone suggest what to try and if they've seen this before?

thanks
Si

Comments

johnalbin’s picture

johnalbin
they/他
Primary language English
Location Taipei, Taiwan
commented
Category: bug » support
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

but seems to be looking for a settings.php file rather than a theme-settings.php file

Is that the only thing "wrong" with your installation? Because that is "by design". The 5.x-2.0 version preferred the theme settings to be stored in a "settings.php" file, but then then the patch for Drupal 6 core landed and the preferred file name was chosen as "theme-settings.php". So 5.x-2.1 was released that used "theme-settings.php" as the preferred name, but still allowed "settings.php" in case people had used the 5.x-2.0 version.

But, even given that backwards compatibility, how could that cause you problems?

psipi’s picture

psipi commented

Yes it does seem to be.. we're rolling out clean code, all be it in an intelligent fashion, but it does seem that the legacy issue isn't working as planned.

I'm happy to discuss giving someone ftp access if needs be..
Based in UK, London, if anyone has time for quick call to help and prepared to fund beer etc..

johnalbin’s picture

johnalbin
they/他
Primary language English
Location Taipei, Taiwan
commented

I still don't know what problem you are experiencing. If a theme has a settings.php file, it was designed for the 5.x-2.0 version of this module and it should work fine. If a theme doesn't have a settings.php file, there will be no errors.

Also, if a theme has a theme-settings.php file, this module won't look for a settings.php file in that theme.

psipi’s picture

psipi commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (fixed)