Thread Starter
pehog
(@pehog)
This is very strange. Somebody please let explain me how the templating works in this plugin? I found the file /public/themes-ai1ec/vortex/twig/event-single.twig , I changed these words (when, where …) in my language, updated the file on the server, refreshed the page and nothing, no change. I deleted all folders and files in /cache/twig/ and again refresh of the page – nothing, the same english words are here, /cashe/twig is empty. I changed arranging of the blocks in this same file, updated it on the server and again nothing is changed on the page. Disabling the plugin and activated again, no change. Checked in other brouser and it is the same. How this is posible?
Clearing the cache should be all you need to do to get it to pick up the template.
If you upgraded from 1.x, you may find that old themes are somehow confusing the issue. If you have …../wp-content/themes-ai1ec/ dirs present from an old 1.x setup, you may want to rename that themes-ai1ec out of the way. While they might not be processed unless you have the Legacy Themes add-on installed, probably best to avoid the issue. Ai1ec V2 only uses …../wp-content/themes-ai1ec/ for child themes now.
Note: cache/twig needs to be writable by the webserver user. You can check if the dir is writable by going to Dashboard -> Events -> Settings, and go into the Advanced -> Cache Report tab.
Thread Starter
pehog
(@pehog)
No cefiar, all this was checked before to write here, but now I made it again. Even I opened my website from other computer and there is no change. Cache Repord shows that directory is writable, but cache/twig is empty. Also I don’t have caching plugin or Legacy Themes add-on.
Very weird. Appears as though you may need someone from Time.ly to invesigate.
Basically it appears as though the twig template engine is not actually working, so it’s not producing any output files.
PS: I don’t work for Time.ly
