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1. jalabiso
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   I just installed the plugin, which says it does exaclty what i need, getting me very excited about it.

   but when I go to the Conference Schedule settings page, I get the error: "This plugin admin template could not be found: /templates-admin/settings.php"

   I belive the problem is in conference-schedule/plugin.php, line#271
   

   if ( file_exists( $this->dir( "templates-admin/$template_file" ) ) )

   I just wouldnt know how to fix it.
   please advice!
   thank you very much
   jacopo

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/conference-schedule/

2. Ravaka RATSARARAY
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   I've got the same error, On an windows server. But on an NIX server, everything works perfectly except the taxonomy-locations shows the sessions in a different order than excepted (DESC instead of ASC), Any help ?

3. martinhaag
   Member
   Posted 9 months ago #

   Did anyone come up with a fix for this issue?

4. aaires
   Member
   Posted 6 months ago #

   Hi guys, we were having the same problem, that's how we fixed it:

   Please go to plugin.php file function setup() on line 111.
   Basically this is the setup function of the object ConfSched_Plugin which will hold info like directory name and url.
   On windows setup is failing due to the comparisson paths:

   stripos( __FILE__, WP_PLUGIN_DIR )

   on windows _FILE_ is built like this: root\dir\to\path and instead WP_PLUGIN_DIR is build like this: root/dir/to/path so comparison fails and plugin is not setup up properly.

   What we did was to fix pahts replacing '\' by '/' before comparing, and then using those 2 new variables instead of __FILE__ and WP_PLUGIN_DIR.

   public function setup( $name = '' ) {
     //remove backslashes for windows machines
     $file = str_replace("\\","/",__FILE__);
     $plugindir = str_replace("\\","/",WP_PLUGIN_DIR);
   
      if ( ! $name )
         throw new exception( "Please pass the name parameter into the setup method." );
          $this->name = $name;
          // Setup the dir and url for this plugin/theme
   	if ( stripos( $file, 'themes' ) ) {
             ...
   	}
           elseif ( stripos( $file, $plugindir ) !== false ) {...

   Hope you find this helpful.
   Cheers.

5. CMF
   Member
   Posted 6 months ago #

   Thank you very much aaires!
   This was very helpful to me.
   Now my plugin is working...

6. Simon Wheatley
   Member
   Posted 6 months ago #

   Thanks for picking this up. Will you please try v0.53 when it comes up, and let me know if it fixes the issue, please?

7. tommcgee
   Member
   Posted 5 months ago #

   Well it's a nice idea, but I have absolutely no idea how to get it to do anything. It looks like I have to do surgery on my templates to make it go, but what do I transplant and to where?

   A little -- make that a lot -- more documentation is needed.

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