[publican-list] Publican Website Creation

[Dave Cushman]

Hi, Jeff.  No worries.  I decided to try version 2.1 in CentOS 6.5. I'm 
now able to publish a working website.

I see that Fedora and Publican have both released new versions, so I 
might give those a try, but for now, version 2.1 seems to be working for me.

Just in case anyone else is having similar issues, I did attempt to go 
back and try your suggestions.  I think I've done everything you 
mentioned, but I still don't see labels.js or products_menu.html.  I 
searched my file system but it returned nothing.  It's possible I'm 
still doing something wrong.

Dave

On 12/19/2013 5:24 PM, Jeff Fearn wrote:
> Hi dave, sorry for missing this email.
>
> On 12/16/2013 10:32 AM, Dave Cushman wrote:
>> I'm attempting to publish a documentation website from my Fedora 19 machine using Publican 3.2.1, but I haven't been successful in getting the content to display properly.  I'm following the instructions in Chapter 7 of the 3.2 Users' Guide for building the website manually.  Everything appears to be going well, but when I attempt to browse to the website where I've published the content, I get 404 errors for the following files:
> These files get created/updated when you run update_site based upon what books are installed or settings in the site config file.
>   
>> <server name>/docs/en-US/labels.js
> labels.js is based on the 'title' parameter from the site config and the names of installed books.
>
>> <server name>/docs/en-US/products_menu.html
> products_menu.html is based on installed books.
>
>> <server name>/docs/footer.html
> footer.html is based on 'footer' parameter from the site config.
>
>> I've attempted to restart the entire process a few times, and I've searched for these errors online, but no luck in solving the problem.  Am I missing something simple?
>>
>> Thank you for any help you can provide.
> Can you confirm that title and footer are set in the site config, that you have at least one book installed, and that you ran update_site after that?
>
> If that is all true, then can you search over your file system to see if those files are being created in the wrong place?
>
> Cheers, Jeff.
>