Hi,
From: "Michael Ed" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OK, I start with code-global
?php
$my_prefs=init_prefs($midgard-user);
?
Fatal error: Call to unsupported or undefined function init_prefs() in
code-global on line 2
so I change it to this ...
?php
function init_prefs($user)
Hello all,
does the admin element of midgard support uploading of images?
i.e.
so editors/contributors can add their own images
Surjit
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David Guerizec wrote:
Hi,
...
First, you have to declare the function for it to work.
Second, check that you don't include the code element twice or recursively.
If not, try to rename the init_prefs functions to an absolutely unique name
like my_own_init_prefs
No, still bugs ...
If it
Hi,
I just installed a fresh RedHat 6.1 on a dev server
I put on it (from RPMs):
apache-1.3.9-4,
apache-devel-1.3.9-4,
MySQL-3.22.31-1,
MySQL-shared-3.22.32-1
MySQL-client-3.22.32-1,
MySQL-devel-3.22.32-1
and I checked out midgard-lib, mod_midgard and midgard-php from CVS.
I compiled lib, mod
On 27 Mar, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On the weekend, I ran Adobe Acrobat, which has an option to archive a Web
site as a PDF. I ran this on the old site (which I later discovered has a
link to the Admin site), and it churned away for a few hours, fetching all
the links on each page.
My
Hello all,
I am currently reviewing various content management/content
rendering solutions. I am very interested in Midgard as it uses Apache,
our current webserver, and PHP, a well-known and tested scripting
language. However, a requirement for our environment is integration
with Oracle.
On 27 Mar, Dave Viner wrote:
Hello all,
Greetings!
I am currently reviewing various content management/content
rendering solutions. I am very interested in Midgard as it uses Apache,
our current webserver, and PHP, a well-known and tested scripting
language. However, a requirement
Yes, I ran into this once...I was compiling from source and had the exact same
problem... while compiling php, I didn't specify --with-apache=/path/to/apache
as an option to the configure script. That caused apache to silently die as
soon as it started, just as you say.
Check out the spec from
Hi,
From: "Darren Petersen" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, I ran into this once...I was compiling from source and had the exact
same
problem... while compiling php, I didn't
specify --with-apache=/path/to/apache
as an option to the configure script. That caused apache to silently die
as
soon as it
Thanks for the quick reply...
can you elaborate on that ? with some sample code etc?
Many thanks
Surjit
Henri Bergius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 27 Mar, Surjit Bains wrote:
Hello all,
Greetings!
does the admin element of midgard support uploading of images?
so
On 25 Mar, Jochen Lillich wrote:
Hi,
Greetings!
taking the first steps with Midgard I've soon been missing detailed
access control features. The "Possible changes" stated on
http://www.midgard-project.org/article/1110.html sound very reasonable
to me. Is there anything of these changes
Emile has been working on access control lists for Midgard.
The work has so far been mostly for Midgard 2, but it might
be portable back to Midgard 1.x
The core part of the new ACL system is in fact done (although
entirely untested). PHP level functions would have to be added.
The
Thanks to those who chimed in with suggestions for my Postgres problem. I
reinstalled from source and it's now stable. Looks like it was indeed a
version mismatch with the shared library.
Regards,
Ami.
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I am attempting to install the programs, but have run into a snag. When
I attempt to configure the mod_midgard I get an error about not being
able to find the midgard library. However, I have followed the
instructions available on the site. Also, the install notes claim that
the issue is most
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