Frog CMS - How to fix 'fatal error'?

How to fix 'fatal error'?

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Aug 19, 2008 12:00 claus_01 11 posts	Hi, I just installed the latest version of Frog, and in the beginning everything was displayed just fine, but after deletring a few (imho unneccesary) files from the sidebar, I am getting 'Fatal error: Call to a member function children() on a non-object in /home/www/web266/html/blog/frog/app/frontend/classes/Page.php(170) : eval()'d code on line 2'. I performed a complete new install, but the problem is in the database (MySQL). I am logged in as admin (Administration), and I disabled the SQLite 3 plugin. Still, the problem remains. Interestingly, at http://www.ergotherapie-scharnhauserpark.de/blog/?about_us, the error nmessage isn't there; only at http://www.ergotherapie-scharnhauserpark.de/blog

Aug 19, 2008 12:48 David 818 posts	Hi Claus - I think it is because you have renamed the "Articles" page as "Beiträge" ... or at least, Frog is looking for "Articles" in its `foreach` loop. You can see how to change the name of your "Articles" page in this forum post. Also, note that the "slug" of your Beiträge page will be "beitrge" since the "ä" will get dropped out. :( (That's another problem! It is being worked on!). Essentially, you want to repace all occurrences of `$this->find('/articles/'` to `$this->find('/beitrge/'`. I think! I could be wrong. I have been wrong before. ;) Let us know how you get on!

Aug 19, 2008 13:01 claus_01 11 posts	Hi David, thanks a lot! Since this blog is for German readers, is there a way to keep the name of this section (In German: 'Beiträge') while changing the name of the file to 'articles'? Otherwise, I was really surprised hos easyFrog was to install. Thanks again, Claus

Aug 19, 2008 13:03 claus_01 11 posts	Corr: "how easy" ;-) Claus

Aug 19, 2008 13:14 claus_01 11 posts	P.S.: > You can see how to change the name of your "Articles" page in this forum post Apologies! I overlooked this at first.When I changerd the name back to 'Articles', the error was gone! Claus

Aug 19, 2008 13:18 David 818 posts	:) Glad you found the problem! About "ä" -- this is a known issue and we'd love to have a fix!

Aug 20, 2008 11:21 claus_01 11 posts	Hi David, I got it to work by now: http://www.ergotherapie-scharnhauserpark.de/blog/ All I have to do now is, to translate the messages into German, and to change the name of 'Archives'. Thanks for your support! Claus

Aug 20, 2008 12:36 David 818 posts	Hi Claus - Good news! :) translate messages into German: do you mean in the Admin interface? You probably mean something else ;) but just in case, you can set the backend language by going to Administration > Settings > Language, and picking "German" from the drop-down menu; change the name of 'Archives': I guess you could always use "Artikeln" or "Nachrichten", neither of which mean "Beiträge", of course, but you would avoid the problematic (for Frog!) characters. But you knew that already, of course!

Aug 22, 2008 02:40 claus_01 11 posts	Hi David, > translate messages into German: do you mean in the Admin interface? no; actually, I was referring to the English text in the frontend. Do you probably know where this text is included? I went through the files of frog/apps/frontend, but couldn' t find it. Besides, I am not able to change the language of the admin interface to 'German', because the only options available are 'English' and 'French'. Dou you know where the respective file(s) for the localization can be found? TIA, Claus

Aug 22, 2008 03:42 David 818 posts	Hi again Claus: English text in the frontend - If you mean things like "About Us", etc., then you just have to change them by hand, I'm afraid. I don't think there is a standard "translation" pack/technique for the frontend. The exception is dates: you can set up dates to display in the frontend in your own locale settings - you can see some information about this in the Frog docs and see also this forum post (which may just repeat what is in the docs!). "only options available are 'English' and 'French'." -- Uh oh! What version of Frog are you using? If you check the online demo of 0.9.3, you will see there are i18n options for Bengali (Bangla), Czech, Dutch, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Russian, and Spanish. :) Hope that helps! http://www.opensourcecms.com/cms/frog/admin.html

Aug 25, 2008 01:01 claus_01 11 posts	Hi David, since I had 0.9.2 installed, I upgraded to 0.9.3. Now the German interface is there alright, but I am getting an error message again: Fatal error: Call to undefined method Page::commentsCount() in /home/www/web266/html/blog/frog/app/frontend/classes/Page.php(330) : eval()'d code on line 1 Both the comments & the sidebar have disappeared. I have copied the layout from the previous installation, and otherwise everything is displayed ok (logo, layout, etc.). Do you probably know how I can fix this? URL: http://www.ergotherapie-scharnhauserpark.de/blog/ TIA, Claus

Aug 25, 2008 05:04 Bdesign 275 posts	After you have installed 0.9.3, you have to delete 2 snippets : comment-form and comment-each if I memory is good. Then deactivate the comments, and reactivate them. Don't forget your comments tab has to disappear for the comment plugin to be deactivated. Hope it helps.

Aug 25, 2008 13:57 claus_01 11 posts	Hi Bdesign, many thanks, it worked! ;-) Claus