What is the name of the plugin file, and what is the content? Do you
have one plugin directory, or multiple?

Erich C. Beyrent wrote:
> That's how it appears to me, but I'm not sure why that is happening,
> or how to fix it.
>
> -Erich-
>
> Dean Ariel wrote:
>> Maybe it's not including the plugins when it's compiled ??
>>
>> Dean
>>
>> On 11/3/06, Erich C. Beyrent <erich.beyrent@beyrent.net> wrote:
>>> 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-
>>>
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