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missing includes from nav.html.twig? #3

Closed AlastairBateman closed 6 years ago

AlastairBateman commented 6 years ago

nav.html.twig seems to refer to a few different partials

> cat nav.html.twig  | grep -n include
8:  {% include 'partials/logo.html.twig' %}
11: {% include 'partials/nav-user-details.html.twig' %}
13: {% include 'partials/nav-quick-tray.html.twig' %}
96: {% include 'partials/nav-pro.html.twig' ignore missing %}

I created blank versions of the first 3 files to get it working:

touch logo.html.twig
touch nav-user-details.html.twig
touch nav-quick-tray.html.twig

The partials folder the plugin is installed in (/apps/www/grav/user/plugins/core-service-manager/admin/templates-grav/partials - I'm using the Docker image) only has the nav.html.twig file and seems to be causing a 400 exception on the admin portal?

I'm just playing around with Grav so don't consider myself an expert, but it's a relatively fresh install, based on the Docker Image (https://hub.docker.com/r/garywiz/docker-grav/). Grav has been updated to 1.4.3 via the GUI after the initial Docker container creation (which was 1.1.1 from memory).

AlastairBateman commented 6 years ago

I believe the core-service-manager was installed as a dependency of the Admin Power Tools plugin.

Flamenco commented 6 years ago

All those partials are located in plugins/admin/themes/grav/templates/partials. They should not live anywhere else, and should be resolved.

What version of admin is installed?

Keep in mind that nav.html.twig should be exactly the same as the one in plugins/admin/themes/grav/templates/partials, but with a few hooks added.

@AlastairBateman, I think there might be another issue causing this.

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Flamenco commented 6 years ago

Perhaps your distribution removed those files from the admin?

AlastairBateman commented 6 years ago

You might be right. The files seem to be in a freshly downloaded .zip from getgrav.org, but not in the docker image. The Docker image was updated a couple of years ago, but I would've thought updating Grav from within the admin page would've sorted that out. Maybe not.

I'll do a bit more research. Thanks for your help. This one can probably be considered closed.