Ken Pooley wrote:
I am not all that worried about one or two cases like this...but got knows
once I start building conditionals I start finding more and more "what ifs"
so I tend to be a little gun shy. I always want to build everything into
one block with a lot of contingenciesthe
Derek Beattie wrote:
? if ($article-url) { ?
pCheck out:bra href="(article.url:u);"(article.url);/a/p !-- :u
means in URL form --
? } ?
p align="right"
a href="/news/" class="navi"More news/a/p
it works except the url tries to send me to:
http://server.com/news/http://other.site.com
phil grainger wrote:
cardilia
fom what i can tell midgard is developed on RH linux
so the libraries are all wrong and the way it calls
libraries is linux way ...
Phil -- I had absolutely no problems building midgard on Solaris, while
I found it impossible to do the same for python/zope --
Have ran make and make install and all went well. Now when I am trying to
modify my httpd.conf, enable the midgard entries as documented but I get an
error on restart saying that
mod_midgard.so cannot be loaded.
Any clues?
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From: Emiliano [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
Hi,
Derek Beattie wrote:
It works in the sense that it displays the correct url but when I pass the
mouse over the link, the url that shows up in the browsers status bar
doesn't
work becuase it has the http://server.com in front of the url. So lets
say the
url I put in the content is
Derek Beattie schreef:
It works in the sense that it displays the correct url but when I pass the
OK the display would work.
mouse over the link, the url that shows up in the browsers status bar doesn't
work becuase it has the http://server.com in front of the url. So lets say the
url I
Derek Beattie schreef:
Actually to fix the problem temp. I just hard coded the url in and that works
fine. I basically took the code for news from the midgard example site. Go
add an article to the sample page and put a url in it and see how it works for
you.
You're right but the VMUC
phil grainger schreef:
if you need a hand
i am at your service.
Much obliged if you would try the FreeBSD install. I'm having some
difficulty getting the FreeBSD box installed and I can't really dedicate
much time to it right now.
emile
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ok, I think I found the problem. What a bone head. In the content admin I had
www.yahoo.com instead of http://www.yahoo.com in the article url. If I don't
put the http:// it must do something else?
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Derek Beattie schreef:
I've tried several things
Karsten Kraus schreef:
On the midgard-list it says there's no such image-support built in
midgard right now...
How are images managed then?
Manually ATM. They are simple served from the documentroot since Midgard
hands any request it cannot serve back to apache, which will serve said
When will the RPM's for Suse 6.3 be available?
Bye,
Anatol
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The stuff I've read on php4/Zend tell of a php compiler that speeds up the
execution of a script by quite a bit. Let me see if I can find the page...here
it is!
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/99/51/index3a_page2.html?tw=programming
Zend includes an optimizing compiler, with some benchmark
Anatol Mayr / HEXAGON wrote:
Hi!
We've been playing around with midgard and have seen that the pictures
in the example sites are stored locally.
Is there an easy way to store pictures in the MYSQL-Database, so
that we can keep the whole site in the database?
From a pure systems point of
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Put that code in the code snippet library!
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On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Paul Newby wrote:
Anyone know of a problem with article fetch() in 1.2.4?
For some reason I'm not getting $article-content back.
So, for example, the output of
which is missing $a-content.
Seems kinda hard to imagine that this is an undiscovered
bug, but I can't see
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Carilda Thomas wrote:
From a pure systems point of view, I fail to see why anyone would want
to. If the picture is accessed from the file system, it is served as an
http request, but we are all using keep-alive, aren't we, so there should
be minimal overhead here.
If
I have found an article about storing images in an mysql-database.
http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/florian19991014.php3
Maybe we will try this way.
Bye,
Anatol
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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 27. Jänner 2000 20:15
Hi,
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Ken Pooley wrote:
section of a host and call it from elsewhere...which I think I can't
do...
Not yet but yet another fine idea for 2.0. So many projects, so little
time...
And if you can't wait, Jean-Pierre and I have made a little function you can
put in the
I've upgraded Midgard to 1.2.5 with RPMs on
RedHat 6.0, and on boot the following error is
reported in libphp3.so:
Cannot load /etc/httpd/modules/libphp3.so into
server: /etc/httpd/modules/libphp3.so: undefined
symbol: ap_regexec
Anyone else had any problem with this?
Paul N.
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On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Paul Newby wrote:
I've upgraded Midgard to 1.2.5 with RPMs on
RedHat 6.0, and on boot the following error is
reported in libphp3.so:
Cannot load /etc/httpd/modules/libphp3.so into
server: /etc/httpd/modules/libphp3.so: undefined
symbol: ap_regexec
What apache do you
What apache do you have installed (version), and how (source or RPM)?
Version 1.3.6; installed from RPM.
Paul
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Hello ?,
you wrote:
Does MidGard work on FreeBSD? It's very important for me...
Yes. I have success story from some Russian webmaster who installed
Midgard 1.2.6-beta1 on two FreeBSD's 3.3 and has no problems at all
(so far :-)
Best regards,
Alexander
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Paul Newby wrote:
What apache do you have installed (version), and how (source or RPM)?
Version 1.3.6; installed from RPM.
Drat. OK, I suspected this was going to happen sometime. The new 6.0 RPMs
are built agains 1.3.9. Someone reported that the newer apache
accepted
Hello Derek,
you wrote:
Hi all, I've got the following code from the example site...
? if ($article-url) { ?
pCheck out:bra href="(article.url:u);"(article.url);/a/p !-- :u
means in URL form --
? } ?
p align="right"
a href="/news/" class="navi"More news/a/p
it works except the url
Hello Emiliano,
you wrote:
Anyone know of a problem with article fetch() in 1.2.4?
For some reason I'm not getting $article-content back.
So, for example, the output of
which is missing $a-content.
Seems kinda hard to imagine that this is an undiscovered
bug, but I can't see what else
On Fri, 28 Jan 2000, Alexander Bokovoy wrote:
I've already fixed this when had been rewriting Midgard-PHP module
(taking off many common code pieces to Midgard-lib and wrapping
'change'-functions with repository checking I've found this broken
'content') so Midgard 1.2.6-beta2
Seems kinda hard to imagine that this is an undiscovered
bug, but I can't see what else could be wrong here.
content is indeed not returned. Alexander, I think this deserves to
be amended in 1.2.6, no?
I've already fixed this when had been rewriting Midgard-PHP module
(taking off
Hello Emiliano,
you wrote:
I've already fixed this when had been rewriting Midgard-PHP module
(taking off many common code pieces to Midgard-lib and wrapping
'change'-functions with repository checking I've found this broken
'content') so Midgard 1.2.6-beta2 will fix this bug.
Hello David,
you wrote:
The strange SuSE httpd.conf IfDef statements make sense if you look at the
script in
/sbin/init.d/apache. The start up script looks for particular modules, then add a
-D PHP or whatever to the start-up. I guess they thought it would be easier to
change the start-up
What does it take to upgrade to 1.2.6 from 1.2.5? Is it just a matter of
moving the DB?
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I think I am loosing my mind...
i was under the understanding that the source code for your project was
written in php, however I wasn't able to find any php in the downloaded
files, can you please explain how the system is using php?
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I think i'm going crazy. I was refered to the midgard system because it is
written in php, however I can't find any php code anywhere in the
downloaded files I have.
The midgard-data package has a file midgard.sql. It contains the PHP
code
for the default Admin site and the demo site. Once
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