As far as I know, I never call an action called "uploads/assets". Yet
I'm getting this in my error logs:
[21-Mar-2009 00:21:10] Action "uploads/assets" does not exist.
I thought maybe I'd accidentally typed this into some module so I did
this:
cd /apps/frontend/modules
grep -R uploads\/assets *
I got this:
content/actions/actions.class.php: $path =
"/bocahoops/web/
uploads/assets/$file";
content/actions/.svn/text-base/actions.class.php.svn-base:
$path = "/bocahoops/web/uploads/assets/$file";
content/templates/.svn/text-base/showTeamSuccess.php.svn-base:
<img
src="/bocahoops/web/uploads/assets/<?php echo date("Y") ?>/<?php echo
$new_team->getTeamnumber() ?>.jpg" alt="<?php echo $new_team-
>getTeamname() ?>" /></p>
content/templates/showTeamSuccess.php: <img
src="/bocahoops/web/
uploads/assets/<?php echo date("Y") ?>/<?php echo $new_team-
>getTeamnumber() ?>.jpg" alt="<?php echo $new_team->getTeamname() ?>" /
></p>
Nothing there. Just paths, no actions. So then:
cd /lib/
grep -R uploads\/assets *
Nothing.
I've got the sfMediaLibraryPlugin installed, and it uploads files to
uploads/assets, but I don't see how that can be an issue. I've haven't
been using or testing the plugin, yet these errors appear.
How can I find out what code is calling this action?
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