probably #TEXTE makes a php-Error and interrupts... SPIP has an errorlog, do you have a phplog?
did you try with an other article, other content?
try also [ (#TEXTE) ] the oldfashoned way.
regards
Patrick
Marko Pekic wrote:
Without any modificitaions done to the system, my SPIP 1.9.2PR1 installation started to behave very strangely.
Everything works ok, except when I want to open the article. Doing that draws blank screen. It seems the problem is in #TEXTE.
If I have
<BOUCLE (ARTICLES)>
whatever tag, but no #TEXTE
</BOUCLE (ARTICLES)>
everything is ok, but with
<BOUCLE (ARTICLES)> #TEXTE
</BOUCLE (ARTICLES)>
I get blank screen.
Everything worked ok for two weeks.
Today, when I saw the problem, I updated to 1.9.2. and the upgrade went ok, but the problem remains.
I don't know what to do. My site has stopped and I'm trying to solve the problem as quickly as possible... Please help!
probably #TEXTE makes a php-Error and interrupts... SPIP has an
errorlog, do you have a phplog?
did you try with an other article, other content?
try also [ (#TEXTE) ] the oldfashoned way.
My hosting provider did some PHP upgrades this night. It seems that could be
the source of the problem, but they can't solve it.
Where does SPIP write these error logs? I would like to send it to admins.
SPIP writes in
../spip.installation/ecrire/data
spip.log
I'm not shure, wether the php-errors are displayed.
But usually also the php has it's errorlog, ask your provider, it's certainly a php-problem.
regards
Patrick
Marko Pekic wrote:
On Thursday 01 March 2007 17:11:39 you wrote:
probably #TEXTE makes a php-Error and interrupts... SPIP has an
errorlog, do you have a phplog?
did you try with an other article, other content?
try also [ (#TEXTE) ] the oldfashoned way.
My hosting provider did some PHP upgrades this night. It seems that could be the source of the problem, but they can't solve it.
Where does SPIP write these error logs? I would like to send it to admins.
PS.: SPIP also gives some error message, but they only appear when you
first connected as admin in the private area and kept the session
cookie.
(For more details you can also go to the debug mode by adding
"&var_mode=debug" in your url)
---
2007/3/1, Marko Pekic <marko.pekic@gmail.com>:
On Thursday 01 March 2007 17:11:39 you wrote:
> probably #TEXTE makes a php-Error and interrupts...
Yes, there was a problem with PHP 4.4.6, so my hosting provider reverted the
PHP to 4.4.4.
If you have copied exactly your loop, this is normal that you have a
pb : it musn't terminate by </BOUCLE (ARTICLES)>
No, I haven't done it that way. It was the mistake in this example.
(For more details you can also go to the debug mode by adding
"&var_mode=debug" in your url)
That's great option, but, using that, I was also getting the blank page.
Now, for some reason, article and section logos uploading doesn't work. I
should tell the hosting provider to check everything once again, because it
worked before they started to do PHP upgrade.
What happens with this loop ?
<BOUCLE_test(ARTICLES){id_article}> #TEXTE**
</BOUCLE_test>
The problem is now (partially) solved (#TEXTE works, but logo uploading
doesn't). They reverted to the last version of PHP (4.4.4). I don't know what
was really the problem with 4.4.6. They also had some issues with 4.4.5 (not
regarding my site).
The problem is now (partially) solved (#TEXTE works, but logo uploading
doesn't). They reverted to the last version of PHP (4.4.4). I don't know what
was really the problem with 4.4.6. They also had some issues with 4.4.5 (not
regarding my site).
What did you that solve your problem ?
Do you still have a blank page with the debug mode ?
For the upload of your logo, which browser are you using ? (there was
some incompatibilities with Safari on the first 1.9.2 versions. These
bugs has been corrected since)
Wich version are you using ? It's in the file ecrire/inc_version,
there is a line which, in my case, is :
$spip_version_code = 1.9207;
2007/3/1, Marko Pekic <marko.pekic@gmail.com>:
> The problem is now (partially) solved (#TEXTE works, but logo uploading
> doesn't). They reverted to the last version of PHP (4.4.4). I don't know
> what was really the problem with 4.4.6. They also had some issues with
> 4.4.5 (not regarding my site).
What did you that solve your problem ?
Hosting provider reverted back to PHP 4.4.4. That solved the problem.
The problem emerged after their upgrade to 4.4.6.
The problem with logo uploading also emerged after that upgrade, but it wasn't
solved with the PHP downgrading...
Wich version are you using ? It's in the file ecrire/inc_version,
there is a line which, in my case, is :
$spip_version_code = 1.9207;