Menu

Question mark on every word on new install

Help
2005-04-28
2012-10-11
  • Chaim Krause

    Chaim Krause - 2005-04-28

    I just used fantastico to install 1.2.7 at my hosting provider. All looks installed fine except every work on the default wiki has a question mark after it. Is that standard for this install?

     
    • Chaim Krause

      Chaim Krause - 2005-05-01

      register_globals is on. I am stuck with 1.2.7 until my hosting provider upgrades. I will request that today. In the mean time, how can I debug issue. You said something about $WikiNameRegexp?

       
    • LaBlade

      LaBlade - 2005-05-18

      I have the same problem, 1.27, new install from fantastico, at geekhosting.com...

      Where can I find/set $WikiNameRegexp?

      Thanks in advance.

       
    • Reini Urban

      Reini Urban - 2005-04-29

      yes, that's the default.
      if you click on it you can easily create a new page for this wikiword.

       
    • Chaim Krause

      Chaim Krause - 2005-05-01

      But why every word. It makes it incredibly difficult to read.

       
      • Reini Urban

        Reini Urban - 2005-05-01

        For you 1.2.7 marks every single word as wikiword?

        First I would try the latest release. It's 1.2.9 for the 1.2. series.
        Then there's some problem with the global $WikiNameRegexp.
        register_globals = on would help, though 1.2.9 works without also.

         
    • Chaim Krause

      Chaim Krause - 2005-05-01

      That can't be right. Even if I wipe out a whole page and don't use WikiWords every word gets a question mark.

       
    • Chaim Krause

      Chaim Krause - 2005-05-08

      My hosting provider just upgraded from 1.2.7 to 1.2.9 and that solved the problem.

       

Log in to post a comment.

Want the latest updates on software, tech news, and AI?
Get latest updates about software, tech news, and AI from SourceForge directly in your inbox once a month.