Tony,
>Report this as a bug to
>http://project.geeklog.net/ and we'll need to finally make this a
>priority and get it working right.
The actual problem here (that you could have a single quote in a topic
ID) has already been fixed in Geeklog 1.3.9rc1. To quote from the history
file:
- Single
Thanks it works !!!
Cheers,
Faisal
-Original Message-
From: Tony Bibbs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 8:09 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [geeklog-users] add problem
Carolyn is right, you need register_globals turned ON in your php.ini
Carolyn V
Ah, good catch. I read through too quick. Anyway, the thing that
annoys me most about Geeklog right now is the fact that topic ID's are
text-based instead of numeric values and, unlike most other primary keys
in Geeklog, these you can key in yourself. This is simply bad legacy
code from Geek
I am not using the Journal Plugin. Just staight-up geeklog. The topic I
was creating just happened to include the word Journal.
Tony Bibbs wrote:
Again, note that the *fix* will happen in the journal plugin's code.
If you find it and fix it please send the fix to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks fo
Carolyn is right, you need register_globals turned ON in your php.ini
Carolyn Van Slyck wrote:
Do you have global variables turned on?
Malik, Faisal wrote:
Friends,
I am a beginer and have installed geeklog on my machine. Every thing
seems
to work ok expect that i am not allowed to add a n
Again, note that the *fix* will happen in the journal plugin's code. If
you find it and fix it please send the fix to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks for looking into this...
--Tony
Chris Besignano wrote:
I realized why the error occured but was unable to resolve the issue.
Geeklog simply locked u
Drago, yes, I realize that. Please note that this *isn't* a geeklog
problem, it is a problem with the journal plugin that I wrote. It's up
to each individual plugin to handle their DB interaction. When I get
around to it I'll make the fix, I just wanted to provide you the short
term fix to y
