500 - JHtmlIcon::content_print_popup not found.

[boldc]

Hello, I installed your BS3 plugin and copied the appropriate folders to my BS3 template. I receive the following error when the page attempts to display article/blog content:

500 - JHtmlIcon::content_print_popup not found

This occurs in Joomla 3.4 both on my local machine and in a live environment.

Call stack

Function Location

1 JApplicationCms->execute() E:\wamp\www\prototype\index.php:45
2 JApplicationSite->doExecute() E:\wamp\www\prototype\libraries\cms\application\cms.php:252
3 JApplicationSite->dispatch() E:\wamp\www\prototype\libraries\cms\application\site.php:230
4 JComponentHelper::renderComponent() E:\wamp\www\prototype\libraries\cms\application\site.php:191
5 JComponentHelper::executeComponent() E:\wamp\www\prototype\libraries\cms\component\helper.php:372
6 require_once() E:\wamp\www\prototype\libraries\cms\component\helper.php:392
7 JControllerLegacy->execute() E:\wamp\www\prototype\components\com_content\content.php:38
8 ContentController->display() E:\wamp\www\prototype\libraries\legacy\controller\legacy.php:728
9 JControllerLegacy->display() E:\wamp\www\prototype\components\com_content\controller.php:104
10 ContentViewCategory->display() E:\wamp\www\prototype\libraries\legacy\controller\legacy.php:690
11 JViewCategory->display() E:\wamp\www\prototype\components\com_content\views\category\view.html.php:258
12 JViewLegacy->display() E:\wamp\www\prototype\libraries\legacy\view\category.php:193
13 JViewLegacy->loadTemplate() E:\wamp\www\prototype\libraries\legacy\view\legacy.php:209
14 include() E:\wamp\www\prototype\libraries\legacy\view\legacy.php:670
15 JViewLegacy->loadTemplate() E:\wamp\www\prototype\templates\myTemplate\html\com_content\category\blog.php:86
16 include() E:\wamp\www\prototype\libraries\legacy\view\legacy.php:670
17 JLayoutHelper::render() E:\wamp\www\prototype\components\com_content\views\category\tmpl\blog_item.php:26
18 JLayoutFile->render() E:\wamp\www\prototype\libraries\cms\layout\helper.php:48
19 include() E:\wamp\www\prototype\libraries\cms\layout\file.php:95
20 JHtml::_() E:\wamp\www\prototype\templates\myTemplate\html\layouts\joomla\content\icons.php:25

Thank you for your time and hard work!

[boldc]

It appears to be an issue starting at line 290 of /frontbs3/site/libraries/cms/html/icon.php

Temporary workaround: go to Joomla Admin Panel > Global Configuration > Articles > hide print & email icons

[rbsl-rakesh]

Hello,
You need to install the plugin i.e. overrides. Just download the code and make a zip file of it and install. Make sure you have enabled it in Joomla backend.
BTW this plugin is enabled you to use latest FontAawesome library for your Joomla site.

[rbsl-rakesh]

I think the plugin override is not enabled. Just verify it by going to Extensions => Plugins and search for "override". This plugin is require to include fontAwesome icons.

[boldc]

Hi thanks for the response. The plugin is installed and enabled. Both the plugin and frontbs3 template work perfectly. I tried making a custom template - I started by simply taking the frontbs3 folder and renaming instances of "frontbs3" to "bs3dev" (in templateDetails.xml for example)

Then I get the "500 JHtmlIcon::content_edit not found" error. I'd really like to use this awesome plugin, but I can't use the frontbs3 template because it doesn't match my website needs. Any advice on how to properly create a custom template that will work with this plugin? Thanks for your time!

[boldc]

I believe I found the problem, the plugin has the template paths hardcoded:
JLoader::register('JHtmlBootstrap', JPATH_THEMES.'/frontbs3/site/libraries/cms/html/bootstrap.php', true); JLoader::register('JHtmlJquery', JPATH_THEMES.'/frontbs3/site/libraries/cms/html/jquery.php', true); JLoader::register('JHtmlIcon', JPATH_THEMES.'/frontbs3/site/libraries/cms/html/icon.php', true);
So I should rename the plugin paths above when I'm making a custom template. Correct?

[boldc]

One more thought: Is it possible to rewrite the plugin to use something like:

JLoader::register('JHtmlBootstrap', JPATH_THEMES.$thisTemplate.'/site/libraries/cms/html/bootstrap.php',

where the $thisTemplate can be defined by the admin in the plugin from the backend, or have the plugin get $thisTemplate automatically?

[rbsl-rakesh]

To get name of current template please use this code:
$thisTemplate = JFactory::getApplication()->getTemplate();

[boldc]

Thanks!!!