Luma 2.2.1 & 2.1.3 Addressbook: Add doesn't work

hello

I cannot add new entries to my address book. When I click on the 
"Add..." button I get a window entitled "Add Contact" asking me to
"Please select a location where the new contact should be stored". No
matter what location I choose the "Next >" button does nothing.  Why? 
Perhaps the problem comes from "ou=personal".
The debug from my slapd (2.2.26-4) shows that the server is not
contacted when I hit "Next >".

More details: I have tried luma 2.2.1-1 & 2.1.3-1 on an up to date 
Debian unstable system.
I can create an entry in my address book using:

% cat  ldap.foo
dn: cn=Joe Blogs,ou=personal,dc=stuart,dc=net
objectclass: top
objectclass: organizationalPerson
objectclass: inetOrgPerson
givenName: Joe
sn: Blogs
cn: Joe Blogs
mail: blogs@xxxxxxx
% ldapadd -xv -D 'cn=admin,dc=stuart,dc=net' -W  -f ldap.foo
ldap_initialize( <DEFAULT> )
Enter LDAP Password:
add objectclass:
        top
        organizationalPerson
        inetOrgPerson
add givenName:
        Joe
add sn:
        Blogs
add cn:
        Joe Blogs
add mail:
        blogs@xxxxxxx
adding new entry "cn=Joe Blogs,ou=personal,dc=stuart,dc=net"
modify complete

I can retrieve, modify and delete this new entry in luma.

After I hit "Add...", in the "Add Contact" window I normally try the
location "ou=personal,dc=stuart,dc=net@personal". "Next >" does nothing.
I have tried all the other locations in the window as well.

Luma prints 2.2.1-1 "Could not parse template file" when it starts. Luma 
2.1.3-1 prints "foo" when I am selecting where to add the new entry (the 
"Select Location" window).
In my server list I use the "Base DNs" provided by the server and I bind
as "cn=admin,dc=stuart,dc=net" using the same password that I gave to
ldapadd above.

I created my database using:

% ldapadd -xv -D 'cn=admin,dc=stuart,dc=net' -W
ldap_initialize( <DEFAULT> )
Enter LDAP Password:
dn: dc=stuart,dc=net
objectclass: top
objectclass: dcObject
objectclass: organization
dc: stuart
o: Stuart
add objectclass:
        top
        dcObject
        organization
add dc:
        stuart
add o:
        Stuart
adding new entry "dc=stuart,dc=net"
modify complete

dn: ou=personal,dc=stuart,dc=net
objectclass: top
objectclass: organizationalUnit
ou: personal
description: Personal Addressbook
add objectclass:
        top
        organizationalUnit
add ou:
        personal
add description:
        Personal Addressbook
adding new entry "ou=personal,dc=stuart,dc=net"
modify complete


Can anyone see what the problem is?

thanks
Stuart (a LDAP beginner)


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