Printing Templates

[Merv Curley]

On March 5, 2009 9:57:18 pm Robby Stephenson wrote:
> On Thursday 05 March 2009, Merv Curley wrote:
> > However there is a problem with my Debian install  Ver 1.3.5. 
>
> This is in your home directory (.kde/share/apps/tellico/ ?) Or in the
> installation directory?
>
Yes, home dir.

> > My intro to XSL files is fraught with danger tho.  Your file prints a
> > blank page for me and I don't know what to look for.
>
> If everything else works, then it's not an XSL problem. opensuse 11.0
> shipped with a version of libxslt that broke Tellico.
>
> Do other report templates work? One thing to check, in the
> kde/share/apps/tellico/ directory, there should be a tellico-common.xsl
> file. Tellico is supposed to copy that from the installation directory
> to your local directory automatically, but if that failed, then the
> local report template won't work. Make sense?
>
As you know now,  none of my templates work in this install.  Your 
analysis is correct, I do not have the tellico-common..xsl file.  

Looking at the last report I printed, the header  makes reference 
to /usr/share/apps/tellico/report-templates/Title_listing[xx].xsl.  So I 
went there, copied tellico-common.xsl to my home directory and now I can 
generate reports.

Your new  Album List.xsl will print out a better list than I was thinking 
of.  Thanks so much.

I don't know just what I did to install Tellico on this distro but 
that /usr/share/.....  location has many files that I assume should be 
copied to my home directory.  My /pics directory is empty, there are some 
50 *png files available,  the tellico root level has 30+ xsl, png etc 
files and two directories, data-sources and entry-templates which aren't 
in my /home tellico direcory.  So somehow I goofed big time.

Would you mind one message, confirming I should copy everything  to my 
tellico home directory?  I am interested seeing the 'tips' displayed,  In 
all the years I have been using Tellico, I don't think I have ever seen 
a 'tip'  pop up, I assume at startup.  A whole new Tellico seems to be 
available.

Again thanks for everything,  lots to checkout this rainy weekend.

Regards  

-- 
Merv Curley
Toronto, Ont.Can

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