Can you tell me what version of Comoblog and what version of the mod_calendar module you are running ? Did this happen all of a sudden or after some change you made to the config ?
S.
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This is driving me crazy, I still can't work out how to replicate this.
Does anyone who is experiencing this problem have SSH or at least FTP access to their server and is willing to give me the username/password to run some debugging myself ?
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Afraid the PHP 4 vs 5 idea didn't pan out for me - I just installed CMB onto a PHP5 machine and it's working fine.
Okay, time to debug - can someone who is seeing this problem please download the replacement index.php file from below. Rename it to index.php, take a backup of your old index.php and then replace it with that one. Refresh the main page of your blog and you will have some debugging up the top of the page. Cut-paste the debugging back here for me to look at.
Okay, 3rd time lucky - appears that index.php is using some "odd" logic that probably needs cleaning up. I've put in a rough attempt - see how below does
Do you find that if you go into the Admin screens, Pref's - Functionality and toggle the "Path Info" setting that the navigation works better for you ?
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I just noticed that the calendar has gone a few years back. It says it´s 30.11.1999?!
I haven´t touched anything.
Can you provide us a link to your blog to see this ?
S.
I too have this problem.
http://moblog.straightgeek.com
Can you tell me what version of Comoblog and what version of the mod_calendar module you are running ? Did this happen all of a sudden or after some change you made to the config ?
S.
This is driving me crazy, I still can't work out how to replicate this.
Does anyone who is experiencing this problem have SSH or at least FTP access to their server and is willing to give me the username/password to run some debugging myself ?
comoblog 1.1 and the mod_calendar module that came w/ comoblog (I assume it's the same module that was built into easymoblog).
Thanks.
Maybe this can help to track down the error:
I have seen this from my first install of Easymoblog 0.5.1 about a month ago.
I tried upgraded to Comoblog 1.1.0 to remedy this exact "error", but to no avail.
My installation is:
PHP: 5.1.2
mysql: 5.0.19
Apache: 2.2.0
I am not much of a programmer, but perhaps is has something to do with differences in PHP 4 and PHP 5.
Allan
Good theory - I'm on 4. I'll see if I can find a 5 box and test this out.
Afraid the PHP 4 vs 5 idea didn't pan out for me - I just installed CMB onto a PHP5 machine and it's working fine.
Okay, time to debug - can someone who is seeing this problem please download the replacement index.php file from below. Rename it to index.php, take a backup of your old index.php and then replace it with that one. Refresh the main page of your blog and you will have some debugging up the top of the page. Cut-paste the debugging back here for me to look at.
http://test.serialmonkey.com/comoblog2/index.php-datedebug1
Thanks,
S.
It gives:
!!MODE1!!Y=M=D=VALID PATH FOUND
Okay, getting closer. Can you repeat with the file below
http://test.serialmonkey.com/comoblog2/index.php-datedebug2
S.
!!MODE1!!Y=M=D=VALID PATH FOUND - CT=943916400 - T=1145433744
Okay, 3rd time lucky - appears that index.php is using some "odd" logic that probably needs cleaning up. I've put in a rough attempt - see how below does
http://test.serialmonkey.com/comoblog2/index.php-datedebug3
Debug result: !!MODE1!!CATCHEAR
- and the calendar is shown correct!
Excellent ! Thanks for your testing, couldn't have done this without you.
I've commited the fix to CVS - it will turn up in the next release.
For those wanting to fix it now through you can grab a replacement index.php from below
http://test.serialmonkey.com/comoblog2/index.php-datefix
Well, mine is 1999 and I can't navigate it at all. No older posts are found anywhere. Would you put that replacement back there for a while, please?
Here's the url for my blog: http://www.plaanaa.com/comoblog-1.1/
You can get it from CVS or below
http://test.serialmonkey.com/index.php-datefix
Err...I'm sorry but what am I supposed to do with that file you provide on that link? Is it the "index.php" -file?
Replace your index.php with that one.
Thanks, now it has the right date. However, when I try to navigate with the calendar it's not working :/
It has the right date underlined when something is added to the blog, so it seems to work ok there too now.
Well, me and my english, I'll say it again so that someone actually understands something.
So it works ok else but navigating is not working.
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Okay, back to looking at this now.
Do you find that if you go into the Admin screens, Pref's - Functionality and toggle the "Path Info" setting that the navigation works better for you ?
Hi Mark! Thanks, i changed the "Path Info" to "no" and it works perfectly. Thanks for your help!