Jochem Maas wrote:
> Erich C. Beyrent wrote:
>
>> I have written a plugin called html_select_date2, and it is giving me
>> some trouble. The first time the page loads, the function is called and
>> everything works smashingly. However, if I refresh the page, I get this:
>> *
>> Fatal error*: Call to undefined function:
>> smarty_function_html_select_date2() in
>> */public_html/php/templates_c/%%24^24D^24D5865F%%default.form.tpl.php*
>> on line *97
>>
>> *Is this a permissions problem, or is something else going on here?
>>
>
> the function is not being loaded. what I do is stick all my custom
> smarty plugins in a directory and then add that directory to the list of
> plugin dirs - that way Smarty will always be able to find/load your plugins
>
>
LOL

In the Why Use Smarty page, it says:

"Adding custom features to Smarty is as easy as dropping them in the
plugin directory and mentioning them in the template."

So that's exactly what I did. What I don't understand is why the plugin
works fine the first time the page loads, but fails when you refresh the
browser. Why does it get loaded the first time, but not from the
compiled template?

-Erich-