There are a few steps you can take to solve this issue:
Check the file path: Make sure that the file path in your code matches the actual location of the template file. If the file path is incorrect, the resolver will not be able to find the template file.
Use the correct file extension: Zend Framework 2 uses the ".phtml" file extension for templates. Make sure that your template files have this extension and that you are specifying it correctly in your code.
Check the module configuration: If you are using modules in your application, make sure that the module configuration is correctly set up. This includes checking that the correct directories are specified for template files.
Clear the cache: If you have recently made changes to your template files or configuration, try clearing the cache to see if this solves the issue. You can do this by deleting the contents of the "data/cache" directory in your application.
Enable error reporting: If none of the above steps work, try enabling error reporting in your code to see if there are any errors or warnings being generated that could help diagnose the issue.
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Asked: 2021-04-27 11:00:00 +0000
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Last updated: Aug 25 '22
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