What is the error msg all about?

PHP
1

I am trying to migrate my website from one place to another. while doing so, i have uploaded all the files to new location, and setup my variables properly, but still i am getting this error msg:

Template Error: set_root: /var/chroot/home/content/33/5956433/html/templates is not a directory.
Halted.

PLz help. Krst

2

What CMS are you using? That doesn’t look like a normal PHP error.

3

I got that build from a service freelancer,

This is CUSTOMIZED CMS, build in PHP 5.0, MqSql, hosted on LINUX

4

A quick Google should point you in the right direction. :slight_smile:

5

I did, but no luck.

As this is a customized one, so not able to get anything @ google

6

www DOT dialindiadial DOT com, where i am getting the this issue

7

i have a folder name “templates” in place…

PHP Code-----------
$SVP=$SVP.“adminpl/”;

function show_login($msg=“”)

{

global $SVP;

global $SVP_Main;

global $SUP;

$R=DIN_ALL($_REQUEST);

$t=new Template($SUP."templates");

$t->set_file("MyFileHandle","show_login.htm");

$t->set_var(array("msg"=>$msg,"SVP"=>$SVP,"SVP_Main"=>$SVP_Main,));

$t->parse("MyOutPut","MyFileHandle");

parse_index_c($t->get("MyOutPut"));

}

8

The root might be a setting saved in a database table or a config file. If you’re moving it to another host (or another folder) then that root has to be changed as well.

Did you make a backup of the database? Do a search for ‘/var/chroot/home/content/33/5956433/html/’ (or a part of that) in the backup.
Also check if there are any config.php files (they might have another name of course) that contain that string.

9

there is no table contain such infomation, i am sure about.

We use common.php instead of config…and here it is:

$SUP=“/var/chroot/home/content/33/5956433/html/”;

I really dont understand about that piece of code…

10

If you are moving your website, then you’ll have to put the new root between those quotes:

$SUP="[B][COLOR="Red"]/put/the/new/root/path/here/[/COLOR][/B]";

One of the elements present in the $_SERVER superglobal should give you the correct value, but I don’t remember which one.
Try putting a print_r($_SERVER); in your code and see what pops up.

Edit: accoring to the first user note on that page, $_SERVER[“DOCUMENT_ROOT”] should contain what you need.

11

HOLA!!!

YES GOT THAT…and the website is now working fine…

var/chroot/home/content/83/4759683/html

Thanks guido2004 working with me on that. REP ADDED.

12

FWIW, if you had clicked the link I posted, the first few results told you how to fix it. :wink:

I’m glad you’ve sorted it though, nice work Guido2004.

13

sorry not paying atten to your words.

but at the first glance, t thought you are asking me to Google it, didnt notice that you offered me a link there, which also offers the same solution.

btw i am good now…and issues has been resolved.

Many thanks to both of you.