Hi Christian,
It could be that the database is empty? Maybe you are using the wrong
database? EPF Wiki uses a Ajax request to get meta data, status comments and
so forth associated with the page. The Ajax request submits the url of the
current page as a parameter and then EPF Wiki finds the meta data using this
url. If it can't find 'each' page there must be something wrong with the
database.

If this is a new installation the best thing to do is to remove data and try
again:

   - Recreate the database using with rake db:drop db:create db:migrate.
   - Clean the wikis and bp directory in the public folder.
   - Recreate the wiki site

HTH,
Onno


On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 5:20 PM, Schach, Christian <
[email protected]> wrote:

>  Hi everyone,
>
> I installed the EPF wiki on a ubuntu machine. After creating a wiki I tried
> to open it but I always get an error-message. I can see the page of the wiki
> but at the position where the edit-options normally are is just a
> loading-animation. The error-message is "undefined method `url' for
> nil:NilClass" (On line #3 of pages/_header.rhtml).
>
> This happens on every page I try to open. To make sure that I did no
> mistake while installing the wiki I already reinstalled it.
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Line #3 is the following:
>     <%= menulink_to 'View', @page.url %>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Other maybe useful information in the log-file:
>     Params
>     format
>     --- js
>     url
>     ---
> https://hostname/wikis/R15/AV50/deliveryprocesses/Phasen_6A194A4.html?nodeId=e50aa910
>     id
>     --- _wikis_R15_AV50_deliveryprocesses_Phasen_6A194A4_html
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> I assume that @page.url is an environment variable which is set to null but
> I don't know why. The EPF wiki itself is installed in the root-path so it
> should be a problem with subdirectories which I found on the mailing-list.
> Does anybody has an idea what that can be or how I can analyse it?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Christian Schach
>
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