At Sun, 23 Jan 2000 19:26:13 -0800 (PST), Derek Beattie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>What is the difference between...
>$(article.content:h);
>$(article.content);
Well... it's actually &(article.content:h); and &(article.content); (note
the ampersands, not dollar signs)...
The added :h tell
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Did you actually get it working? I've tried about n-1 times and keep
getting errors about like those on the CVS..
H.. perhaps I'm doing something wrong.
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What is the difference between...
$(article.content:h);
$(article.content);
and why doesn't this code need to have around it.
TIA, Derek
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Emiliano wrote:
> Carilda Thomas wrote:
> >
> > Without delving into source, it appears that the midgard module (and/or
> > the php module?) start up before the change-user-id in apache.
>
> I believe that the module indeed starts up before the change but issues
> the setuid immediately after ini
Carilda Thomas wrote:
>
> Without delving into source, it appears that the midgard module (and/or
> the php module?) start up before the change-user-id in apache.
I believe that the module indeed starts up before the change but issues
the setuid immediately after initialization -- before any act
For those having problems with Midgard on Debian:
- I've been having less than great results with the shared libs from
mysql. Removal of them eliminated most of my problems.
- midgard-lib likes to be compiled with -lm:
LDFLAGS="-lm" ./configure --with-mysql; make; make install
- mod_midgard l
Hello Emiliano,
you wrote:
>> Please disable magic quotes in php.ini. Or add the following into
>> httpd.conf under Midgard's virtual host definition:
>>
>> php3_magic_quotes_runtime off
> Since magic_quotes_gpc is going to be a major pain in the behind for
> a Midgard host, 1.2.5 (and I think 1
Hi guys,
The new sgmltools release makes it pretty painless to convert sgml to
html. This can be extremely handy for you docwriters out there (we love
you!) so you can 'pre-flight' your work before checking it in.
The steps involved:
1. set up tetex. I've taken the lazy approach and simply inst
Thanks
That seems to have solved the problem.
Quintin
Emiliano wrote:
> On Sun, 23 Jan 2000, Quintin Lake wrote:
>
> > Hi
> >
> > I am having trouble using the admin site in Midgard 1.2.6. Every time I
> > make a change to a page, and submit the change, "something"
> > automatically escapes ev
Alexander Bokovoy wrote:
> I don't see solution for it except writing smart parser :=)
> which wouldn't be finished in a short time. Hence, if you use global
> context variables to define topic numbers I would suggest either
> change them manually after replication using Admin Site, or get these
Hello Emiliano,
you wrote:
>> The only problem which still remains unsolved is when real ID is
>> assigned to some variable first and the latter one is used as a
>> reference later. But I don't see any solution for it, and this
>> technique is not good anyway.
> Beg to differ
Alexander Bokovoy wrote:
> Please disable magic quotes in php.ini. Or add the following into
> httpd.conf under Midgard's virtual host definition:
>
> php3_magic_quotes_runtime off
Since magic_quotes_gpc is going to be a major pain in the behind for
a Midgard host, 1.2.5 (and I think 1.2.4) tur
Hello Quintin,
you wrote:
> I am having trouble using the admin site in Midgard 1.2.6. Every time I
> make a change to a page, and submit the change, "something"
> automatically escapes every quotation mark with a backslash ( ie. \ ),
> and then when I try to access the page, I get an error simil
Greetings!
ZDnet UK's IT Week publication has a story available online
comparing Midgard and Zope to commercial application servers
like Vignette StoryServer.
"The demand for content management is what lies behind
Midgard an application server that developers Jukka
Zitting and Henri Be
Hi,
you can download now Midgard binary and source RPMs for SuSE 6.3:
http://www.midgard-project.org/article/1478.html
These RPMs are not seriously tested, so any feedback is very welcome!
Have a lot of fun,
Malte
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Alexander Bokovoy wrote:
> [...]
> One unique feature of Repligard which I strongly wish to implement, is
> automatic update of IDs which can be found in PHP scripts being
> transferred via Repligard. The issue is in unnecessary identical IDs
> in different databases. Solution is
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On Sat, 22 Jan 2000, Roman Maxymchuk wrote:
> I am running two different instances of apache server.
That's fine if you keep them from binding to the same IP/port combinations.
> [Sat Jan 22 18:09:40 2000] [error] [client 192.168.0.1] Midgard: database not
> defined for 212.7
Have you set up t
On Sun, 23 Jan 2000, Alexander Bokovoy wrote:
> The only problem which still remains unsolved is when real ID is
> assigned to some variable first and the latter one is used as a
> reference later. But I don't see any solution for it, and this
> technique is not good anyway.
On Sun, 23 Jan 2000, Quintin Lake wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am having trouble using the admin site in Midgard 1.2.6. Every time I
> make a change to a page, and submit the change, "something"
> automatically escapes every quotation mark with a backslash ( ie. \ ),
> and then when I try to access the pag
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