hello,
i'm having a strange problem with mediawiki-1.4: for some reason i have
one single newline before the header of every page. while this is no
problem for most pages, it breaks the recentchanges rss&atom-feeds:
http://wireless.subsignal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Spezial:Recentchanges&fe…
"XML Parsing Error: xml processing instruction not at start of external
entity"
has anybody had that problem before? any hints would be appreciated!
thanks,
lila
Hi, I have modified the editpage.php to present different things when
you edit (screen 1-->screen 2-->screen 3).
I've not "chained" between themselves: the problem is that it seems
that when I submit, doesn't know it: using wgout to see state of vars
I see always the formtype is initial (before I did this
"multiple-edit", it went well; maybe it's impossible this
"multiple-edit").
I am looking for a debugger for php and so see what's going on, but I
don't know any (I will try gubed). Hoewever, if you know multiple edit
(that is, the editpage.php shows things depending of
$current_screen...and by the way, the value is not modified also, so
it's the form and the vars, just seems that the recall to edit doesn't
remember the globals)
In short:
does editpage.php remember global values when call again to editform()?
Lot of thanks!
Jordi
Hi,
Thnks for your help
The appache2 log file error.log is generating the following error on clicking on the image:
[Tue May 10 10:15:15 2005] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist: C:/Apache2/htdocs/mediawiki/images/d, referer: http://localhost/mediawiki/index.php/Image:Applicant.jpg
I've uploaded the image through uploads n not by copying it on to the folders.
Can you tell me where actually the files will be uploaded. I've browsed it from the ../mediawiki/images/applicant.jpg.
Can I upload the file from which ever folder or is there any specific folder from which we need to upload?Initially I copied a file from other dir to /mediawiki/images n then I've uploaded that image file from the /images dir.
The syntax I've used is:
[[Image:applicant.jpg]] and it is creating one box in which a cross mark is there with Image:applicant.jpg is the text inside the box. When I click onto it, it shows another page with title Image:Applicant.jpg and an empty box is shown.
Does this details get me a clue or solution?
Please help
Regards
Vijay
"Venugopal Maddukuri (vMoksha)" <Maddukuri.Venugopal(a)UCB-Group.com> wrote:
Vijay
Its great to see that you have the wiki setup. If thats done, it should not
be difficult to get the images working.
"Still I'm not getting the image." is not enough of an error message to
troubleshoot.
Some keys to troubleshoot:
Are you able to do a 'Preview' of the page after the edit ?
What do your log files say ? Any Error messages in apache error_log ?
Verify again if you have enabled image upload and check if rw access is
enabled for the userid used by apache on the images directory.
regards
venu
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Subject: [Mediawiki-l] The image is not being displayed
Hi,
Can anybody tell me how to add images to the mediawiki?
I have enabled the upload files and used syntax like this:
[[Image:logo.jpg]], where logo.jpg is stored in /mediawiki/images
Still I'm not getting the image.
Can anybody tell me how to configure images?
Please its urgent!
Regards
Vijay
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I want to setup internationalization for my site wannawiki.com,
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