iApp Template file using an Administrative Partition and not Common

The html files that you refer to may or may not be relevant. The template definition is stored in /config/bigip_script.conf, and the template 'import' button performs the equivalent of a 'tmsh load sys config file merge' with whatever is in the uploaded text file. When you create a template from a non-Common partition, 'update-partition Common' is prepended ahead of 'update-partition Partition1'. It may be superfluous, but it is harmless. Setting aside that technicality, in my tests, config shows in both UI and TMSH that the template is correctly in the administrative partition, even after export/change name/import. Do you see a different behavior on your BIG-IP? What is your end goal?

Ahh thanks for the info Fred. I have found our issue. It appears that an old template file was being used. I took a look at the new template file, and compared it to an older working version I had backed up and noticed where our issue was. I implemented the changes, and notified our development staff to use this new template file.

Let me post snippet the code which solves this issue:

Old:

proc move_files_to_apm {xml_file html_file} {

set fh [open my_script w]
puts $fh "
 Moving configuration file and html template to the APM:
tmsh modify apm resource sandbox hosted-content { files add {\
    $xml_file { folder /AppletInstall local-path /var/tmp/$xml_file }}} 2>/dev/null
inl_errno=\$?
echo \"call 1:\$inl_errno\"
if \[ \$inl_errno -ne 0 \]; then
    tmsh modify apm resource sandbox hosted-content { files modify {\
    $xml_file { folder /AppletInstall local-path /var/tmp/$xml_file }}}
    inl_errno=\$?
    echo \"call 1a:\$inl_errno\"
    if \[ \$inl_errno -ne 0 \]; then
        exit \$inl_errno
    fi
fi

New: proc move_files_to_apm {xml_file html_file} {

set fh [open my_script w]

set partition [lindex [split [tmsh::pwd] /] 1]
adding this parameter and using the variable in the tmsh modify apm.... Solved our problem

puts $fh "
 Moving configuration file and html template to the APM:
tmsh modify apm resource sandbox /$partition/hosted-content { files add {\
    $xml_file { folder /AppletInstall local-path /var/tmp/$xml_file }}} 2>/dev/null
inl_errno=\$?
echo \"call 1:\$inl_errno\"
if \[ \$inl_errno -ne 0 \]; then
    tmsh modify apm resource sandbox /$partition/hosted-content { files modify {\
    $xml_file { folder /AppletInstall local-path /var/tmp/$xml_file }}}
    inl_errno=\$?
    echo \"call 1a:\$inl_errno\"
    if \[ \$inl_errno -ne 0 \]; then
        exit \$inl_errno
    fi
fi

Thank for the help Fred.