ZC158: admin->popup window not finding template

[torvista]

While trying this out on ZC158, I find that the popup window that shows the file generation, fails when a template other than classic is in use, for example when responsive classic is in use:

Fatal error: require(): Failed opening required 'includes/templates/template_default/templates/tpl_sitemapxml_default.php' in tienda-158\includes\templates\responsive_classic\common\tpl_main_page.php on line 178

which is the bit when tpl_main_page
require($body_code); ?>

I am unclear as to the processing at this point, and as to why it's looking for that tpl_sitemapxml_default.php which does not physically exist.

[mc12345678]

What about if the following file is created with associated content:
includes/modules/pages/sitemapxml/main_template_vars.php

<?php

Thinking that should remove that error...

Something of an odd situation to have to exist and seems to be a little bit of an unusual requirement to be in place, but also seems to fit the current code expectation...

Curious where in the docs this "requirement" exists or is explained that for every ZC "page" there must be either a main_template_vars.php file or a template file: tpl_mainpage_default.php (I sort of get the later, but not necessarily the former).

[torvista]

With the empty main_template_vars.php file, the file does get included, but the page load stops at the same place, but with no debug.
If I copy the /sitemapxml folder from default template to responsive classic, it works. With or without the new file.
If I copy the /sitemapxml folder from default template to MY TEMPLATE, it still fails. With or without the new file.

[mc12345678]

I haven't yet fully played with and/or inspected 1.5.8 code, it incorporates plugins to the catalog side am I correct? Is the plugin placed in the plugins folder or being "installed" as it was previously by being in the base files?

[torvista]

I'm using it "as is" from this Github, with no modifications for ZC158 plugin architecture. I haven't got to grips with that yet.