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Before going live, I'm developing at localhost. I just got everything installed and looked at the sample template. I have this error in the footer bar:
Fatal error: Smarty error: [in globalcontent:footer line 2]: syntax error: unrecognized tag 'cms_version' (Smarty_Compiler.class.php, line 580) in C:\Apache2\htdocs\cmsms\lib\smarty\Smarty.class.php on line 1095

I haven't done anything yet other than follow the installation instructions. Why would I get this error and how can I make it go away?

I think I'm really going to like this cms once I get it going.

Particulars:

• PHP Version 5.1.4
• Apache/2.0.58 (Win32)
• MySQL Version 4.1.7
• CMS Made Simple Version 0.13 (downloaded 2006-08-25)

Thanks,
Alisa

Is the file plugins/function.cms_version.php present? (Re-)uploading it might solve this.

When I downloaded, I unzipped it to My Documents, then moved all the files to htdocs. That particular file is in neither place. I'll try downloading it again and see if that file shows up. Can I just unzip it to a new location and then save just that file in the correct location in htdocs? or should I back out, drop my mysql files and start over again with the install process with the new download?

Thanks,
Alisa

Re-downloading and eplacing the file plugins/function.cms_version.php resolved the error.

The question now is, Why was that file missing from the first download which was done about 9 or 10 days ago???

Thanks,
Alisa

Network error? stray rm -rf ? delete? package hasnt changed.

Network error? stray rm -rf ? delete? package hasnt changed.

I don't understand what this means...

All I know is that when I re-downloaded and saved the file plugins/function.cms_version.php, the Smarty Error in the footer went away.

Is there something else I need to be concerned about. When responding to me, remember, I'm a newbie to CMS Made Simple or to CMS's for that matter.

Thanks,
Alisa

There has been some reports about lousy ftp clients breaking files on upload (usually a network glitch of some sort). rm -rf would be a accidential delete (been there done that

Basically it could be anything

Glad you got it working! thats the main point!

thanks