Since the unknown tag comes up in each of your category pages, I would surmise that it does exist in the category template file you are using. If it didn't, it wouldn't say that. Go into the template file you use and do a search for <%meta_keyword%>. It has to be in there someplace.
Actually, though, that keyword should be available for your category template because it is defined in site_html_templates.pl in sub site_html_category in the variable list for the template file, category.html:
Code:
return &load_template ( 'category.html', {
date => $date,
time => $time,
category => $category,
links => $links,
title_linked => $title_linked,
title => $title,
total => $total,
grand_total => $grand_total,
category_name => $category_name,
category_name_escaped => $category_name_escaped,
category_clean => $category_clean,
description => $description,
meta_name => $meta_name,
meta_keywords => $meta_keywords,
header => $header,
footer => $footer,
prev => $prev,
next => $next,
related => $related,
build_links_per_page => $build_links_per_page,
%globals
} );
By the way, I like your site's layout. Looks nice and will look even better when the links are there.
[This message has been edited by Bobsie (edited March 07, 1999).]
. The links.html template was it.It took me 4 hours and I still couldn't get it. Actually never looked at it. Things seem to be ironing out now, so im quite happy. (That was my first experience with cgi) :O and you and Bobsie made it easy for me.