Upgraded to 6.0.2 but now website is white page

[vidmarc]

Any suggestions?

 

http://www.fabpress.com

[havenswift-hosting]

Fixed - Twitter feed in copyright notice wasnt escaped for Smarty

Ian

[vidmarc]

What would be the correct way to add the Twitter feed?

[havenswift-hosting]

Replied on the ticket - please check there

[bsmither]

When putting javascript in a template, it is necessary to make sure the braces in the javascript code do not look like Smarty tag delimiters.

 

javascript: if(expression){do something}

Smarty: {$do_something}

 

Two ways to make sure the braces in javascript are not interpreted by Smarty (which would otherwise cause Smarty to complain about the template and then deliver a blank page to the browser):

1. Add white space (new lines, tabs, spaces, etc):

if(expression){

  do something

}

 

or 2. Enclose the javascript in Smarty's {literal}{/literal} tags:

{literal}if(expression){do something}{/literal}

[havenswift-hosting]

When putting javascript in a template, it is necessary to make sure the braces in the javascript code do not look like Smarty tag delimiters.

This case wasnt adding to a template directly but via the copyright notice although the same requirement to escape using smarty {literal} tags still applies. This was solved as noted via an internal support ticket

Ian

[bsmither]

Via the Copyright Notice?

 

Relating to the content entered into the rich text editor in admin, Store Settings, Copyright tab?

 

In GUI->__construct(), there is:

$copyright = $GLOBALS['smarty']->fetch('string:'.stripslashes($GLOBALS['config']->get('config', 'store_copyright')));

So, since the copyright content does go through the Smarty parser, it is important to keep the aforementioned javascript coding style in mind.