Pre 1.2.7 release!

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Wed 28. Jun 2006, 16:30

beruhigt

Oliver

cth3 · Post by **cth3** » Wed 28. Jun 2006, 20:41

I have a plain html page with some [PHP] code in it. After updating, it no longer works. Do I need to use a different call tag for the php code?

[PHP] code [/PHP]

Post by **flip-flop** » Wed 28. Jun 2006, 20:57

Hi cth3,

have you set this at the conf.inc.php?

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$phpwcms["allow_cntPHP_rt"]   = 1; //allow PHP replacement tags and includes in content parts

regards
Knut

1996 328ti · Post by **1996 328ti** » Tue 4. Jul 2006, 04:05

I'm getting very frustrated.
Normally I use Mac Netscape.
When I edit the source on in a summary section, any html is not saved. Only plain text.

I have tried Mac Safari, IE and Mozilla.
I don't have any FCK options at all in those.

Then I went over to a PC running IE.
Same thing. Any html code is not saved.

Another weird thing. Mac IE which does not give me any options other than the summary box treats the entry as if it's a html article section.

I really miss 1.2.6.
I might just overwrite all of my 1.2.7 files.

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Tue 4. Jul 2006, 06:53

If this happen something has gone wrong with your path settings. That Safari does not support general WYSIWYG editors is know. But Firefox is working very good. So please compare your settings.

Also check the WYSIWYG setting under your profile.

Oliver

Jens* · Post by Jens* » Tue 4. Jul 2006, 08:56

Since 1.2.7 pr Release, i get an error using RSS Content Part...

Error, you did NOT set variable $ToCharset in Convert() function.
Error, can NOT read file.....

Any idea ?

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Tue 4. Jul 2006, 09:06

yepp - is solved. I will upload a fixed release today solving some other problems.

Error, you did NOT set variable $ToCharset in Convert() function.
Error, can NOT read file.....

This happens when a feed is processed which has not set any charset information.

Oliver

1996 328ti · Post by **1996 328ti** » Tue 4. Jul 2006, 09:41

Oliver Georgi wrote:If this happen something has gone wrong with your path settings. That Safari does not support general WYSIWYG editors is know. But Firefox is working very good. So please compare your settings.

Also check the WYSIWYG setting under your profile.

Oliver

I can see the FCKEditor using Mac Safari but. . .
I tried a little experiment.
I removed some html markup in an expired article. Save.
When I went back it was still there. It was not saved.
This is the latest problem for me.

In another phpwcms install with no RTs added I tried this. . .
Created a new article.
I was not able to enter anything in the summary box when the FCKeditor was opened.
In source I typed <b>test</b>. Save.
When I went back the html markup was not there.

cyber-james · Post by **cyber-james** » Tue 4. Jul 2006, 10:12

Hy 1996

Take Firefox and use your Safari for compatibility tests only. For developers (and editors), FF is the first choice. Enhance FF with some Extensions like Web Developer and you don't touch some other Browser.

Greez
cyber

Jens* · Post by Jens* » Tue 4. Jul 2006, 11:41

Oliver Georgi wrote:yepp - is solved. I will upload a fixed release today solving some other problems.

Error, you did NOT set variable $ToCharset in Convert() function.
Error, can NOT read file.....
This happens when a feed is processed which has not set any charset information.

Oliver

Thx Oliver. But the feed has a charset information! http://study-board.de/crss.php

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Tue 4. Jul 2006, 11:55

I see - but still it's solved

Oliver

Jens* · Post by Jens* » Mon 10. Jul 2006, 21:16

Oliver, did you allready update the archiv?

spirelli · Post by **spirelli** » Mon 10. Jul 2006, 22:50

what is $phpwcms["recipient_count"] in the config file?

DeXXus · Post by **DeXXus** » Mon 10. Jul 2006, 23:20

For sending newsletters:
"act_sendnewsletter.php"

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			if(!empty($phpwcms['recipient_count']) && $phpwcms['recipient_count'] == $x) {
				$mail->ClearAddresses();
				unset($mail);
				echo '<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">'."\n<!--\n";
				echo "self.location.href='act_sendnewsletter.php?repeat_newsletter_sending=1';";
				echo "\n//-->\n</script>";
				flush();
				exit();
			}

spirelli · Post by **spirelli** » Tue 11. Jul 2006, 11:30

Thanks, but what does the value '1' or '0' do?
I don't know PHP or javascript. So I can't quite see that. Btw, would be nice if someone would pay attention that Phpwcms stays accessible for webmasters that are not programmers.