Re: [SMARTY] Plugin problem

boots wrote:
> Without knowing anything about your environment, my first thought on 
> this is to guess that you are probably using sessions and serializing 
> the Smarty object. If so, then don't. The Smarty object should never 
> be serialized because it contains environment specific state 
> information that may not be true once it is unserialized.
>
> xo boots
Ok, I have made sure I am using the most current stable version of 
Smarty.  I have cleared my compiled templates.  I have created a new 
Smarty object.  Sadly, the problem is still present.  I tried to 
manually load the plugin, and that failed as well. 

What is going on here?

-Erich-

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