[Mike P]

I migrated my clients site over and it shows this on my directory page! Any ideas – Mike

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Warning: include_once(/home/MYSITE/public_html/CLIENTSITE/wp-content/connections_templates/cmap/functions.php) [function.include-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/content/21/10915521/html/wp-content/plugins/connections/includes/class.template.php on line 405

Warning: include_once() [function.include]: Failed opening ‘/home/MYSITE/public_html/CLIENTSITE/wp-content/connections_templates/cmap/functions.php’ for inclusion (include_path=’.:/usr/local/php5_3/lib/php’) in /home/content/21/10915521/html/wp-content/plugins/connections/includes/class.template.php on line 405

[Mike P]

I got it figured out, I activated another template then reactivated cMap.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mike

Good to hear you have this sorted. Which version of Connections are you running?

[Mike P]

Version 0.7.6.4

[George Plumley]

Thanks for solving this issue.  Been working on this for several hours.

I too moved a site to a new server and I could see in the error message that the plugin was looking for the template in a path from the old server.  I did a search and replace on the database to update any hard-coded paths, but while it found some from other plugins (in the Options table) the replacement didn’t affect Connections. I did a search on the plugin folder to see if it was being written to a file somewhere, but found nothing.

Obviously this switching of templates is causing the system to refresh that path – why is it hard-coding that path and where is it storing it???

[Steven Zahm]

@ George

It’s actually not hard coded. The info is stored in a temporary transient to prevent unnecessary hits to the file system. So this would actually resolve itself.

What’s interesting, I could have sworn I didn’t store the file path just the file name in the transient when creating the new templating API. That is how WordPress handles plugins. I’m going to have to take a close look at the code.

[George Plumley]

Ok, that’s interesting to know, Steve.  I had done a search and replace on serialized data in the options table (is that where the transient’s stored?) and it said it replaced two instances of old path references, but evidently not this one.

I don’t know anything about transients and their TTL but I was working with the site for several hours and the path did not “update” itself – only through the deactivate template and reactivate (I guess that’s a manual updating :-) )

Thanks for the helpful clarifications.

[Steven Zahm]

@ George

I do believe transient are stored in the options table. Honestly, I’d have took again. The TTL is defined on create and I believe I set it to 24 hours. But I make sure to flush the transient on activate and deleting a template.

[Steven Zahm]

@ George

One last question, which version of cMap are you running?

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