glossary extension trouble: can't load glossary.ini

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Thomas Brandl	Wednesday 13 August 2003 6:55:12 am Hi there! Just tried to install the glossary extension in order to see what it could do for me. After following the install instructions and giving the webserver full access to all required files, this is the error that occurs when adding a test string into a template: Error: eZINI Undefined group: 'GlossarySettings' Getting the DefaultID from the ini fails: $glossaryRoot = $ini->variable( 'GlossarySettings', 'DefaultGlossaryNodeID' ); I'm using 3.1-1, Rev 2703 any ideas? Thanks! Tom
Hans Melis	Sunday 17 August 2003 10:36:55 pm Hi Thomas. I've got the extension working here on a 3.1 install, so that probably doesn't matter. It looks like you haven't changed a variable in site.ini (or site.ini.append). In site.ini, there's a section called [ExtensionSettings]. The variable "ExtensionDirectory" needs to point to the folder under the ezp root where you install the extensions. A second setting in site.ini is ActiveExtensions[]. Add one line to site.ini with this content: ActiveExtensions[]=glossary. Also don't forget to change the AutoLoadPath in site.ini in the wy mentioned in the readme. Hans Hans http://blog.hansmelis.be

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Wednesday 13 August 2003 6:55:12 am

Hi there!
Just tried to install the glossary extension in order to see what it could do for me.
After following the install instructions and giving the webserver full access to all required files, this is the error that occurs when adding a test string into a template:

Error: eZINI
Undefined group: 'GlossarySettings'

Getting the DefaultID from the ini fails:

$glossaryRoot = $ini->variable( 'GlossarySettings', 'DefaultGlossaryNodeID' );

I'm using 3.1-1, Rev 2703

any ideas? Thanks!
Tom

Hans Melis

Sunday 17 August 2003 10:36:55 pm

Hi Thomas.

I've got the extension working here on a 3.1 install, so that probably doesn't matter. It looks like you haven't changed a variable in site.ini (or site.ini.append).

In site.ini, there's a section called [ExtensionSettings]. The variable "ExtensionDirectory" needs to point to the folder under the ezp root where you install the extensions.

A second setting in site.ini is ActiveExtensions[]. Add one line to site.ini with this content: ActiveExtensions[]=glossary.

Also don't forget to change the AutoLoadPath in site.ini in the wy mentioned in the readme.

Hans

Hans
http://blog.hansmelis.be