Forum OpenACS Q&A: <include> driving me nuts

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1: <include> driving me nuts
Posted by Bob Powell on 03/24/04 03:19 PM
I have a dataget.tcl and dataget.adp page that query the backend database and present the results through my browser just fine.

All I'm attempting to do is put an <include> tag in the dataget.adp document to yank in a piece of text from another file called eraseme.adp.  There is no erseme.tcl page.

I have put in the following code in my dataget.adp page:

<include src="eraseme">

The error message that is returned states,

"No script or template found for page '/web/minerva-dev/www/eraseme.adp' "

Fact is, that is exactly where the eraseme.adp page is.

Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?  All I'm attempting to do is to get a little piece of extra text to print out.  Thanks.

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2: Re: &lt;include&gt; driving me nuts (response to 1)
Posted by C. R. Oldham on 03/24/04 04:11 PM
Did you check to see if the permissions on eraseme.adp allow the webserver to read it?
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3: Re: &lt;include&gt; driving me nuts (response to 1)
Posted by Janine Ohmer on 03/24/04 07:58 PM
This sounds vaguely familiar...

Try creating an eraseme.tcl in the same directory as the .adp. I believe it can be an empty file;  it's presence is all that's required, if I'm remembering this right.

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4: Re: <include> driving me nuts (response to 1)
Posted by Jeff Lu on 03/25/04 10:57 AM
were you able to access the eraseme page by itself? eg. on your browser address localhost:xxxx/eraseme
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5: Re: &lt;include&gt; driving me nuts (response to 1)
Posted by Bob Powell on 03/29/04 03:07 PM
Thank you to all who responded.  I found that if I left the .adp extension off the file name in the "include" command that it works properly.

The ACS documents state that the syntax should be
"include src="
template.adp".  this turns out to be wrong.