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LibData 3.00 will be released end of August 2008. Major enhancements: written for mySQL 5.x and PHP register globals OFF.
2008-08-20 16:50:24 UTC by pbrams
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We have libdata running with mysql5, on apache2 and ubuntu7.
We faced two big issues.
First, as noted in the documentation, there are now more columns
in some mysql5 tables (specifically mysql.user and mysql.db).
To fix this, we modified libdata_aos/install/create.sql
to insert into specific fields, rather than all fields:
# Insert users into mysql.user table
INSERT INTO mysql.user...
2008-07-25 18:00:24 UTC by kussmaul
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If I cannot update to the new version, where do I get the old version of Libdata?.
2005-09-16 18:05:01 UTC by happy_banana
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I am running Libdata 1.02 and it is very slow. I want to move it to a bigger server. Can I install Libdata 2.0 and move my data there or I have to install 1.02 and move my data there? Does anyone have experience to move Libdata from one server to another? Can I use this opportunity to jump to a new release of Libdata?.
2005-09-14 14:15:09 UTC by happy_banana
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Actually, this doesn't quite answer your question fully. I've posted a message to a mysql mailing list and will copy useful replies here.
At any rate, this is a function of the database back-end and there's not much that LibData proper can do at its tier.
2005-01-13 16:45:32 UTC by pbrams
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This is a language-specific function of mySQL. Newer versions of mySQL provide more options for handling stopwords, and we hope to develop LibData for mySQL 4.x sometime in 2005.
In the meantime, hunt around for docs on character sets and stopwords. Here are a couple good discussions:
http://dev.mysql.com/tech-resources/articles/full-text-revealed.html...
2005-01-13 16:31:47 UTC by pbrams
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I dumped thousands of reference titles into LibData. Now, when searching for a resource, there are hundreds of titles indexed under "The", "An", or "A". Any suggestions on how I might change this behavior? Many thanks...
2005-01-04 00:59:14 UTC by magibird
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Look carefully at the code for page_print.phtml. There's probably an extra call to the displayTOC() function. It should appear only once. Later versions of LibData have a modified displayTOC($page_id, $wrap_toc). The $wrap_toc variable is a flag (1=yes, 0=no) to wrap the table of contents at the midpoint and display it in two columns.
So make sure your page_print.phtml is calling that...
2004-07-20 20:53:35 UTC by pbrams
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We are using LibData 1.02 and we encountered an issue with the print priew page. The prblem is that the table of contents display twice (or not at all if it is surpressed). For an example see:
http://caddis.rider.edu:8080/libdata/page_print.phtml?page_id=35
Does anyone have a fix for this?.
2004-07-01 16:44:31 UTC by ecorrado
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Unfortunately there's no easy upgrade path. As LibData and similar tiered applications develop, there are three major sources of change between versions: (1) web-based forms and front-end logic, (2) the backend database and (3) any local customization.
Upgrading can therefore be a labor intensive process, requiring some expertise with mySQL, dumping out database content and loading it into a...
2004-05-17 20:22:00 UTC by pbrams
