Re: From: Reini Urban <ru...@x-...>
Subject: Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Incorrect Date and Time Display on
W2000 IIS
Can you explain why you think strftime is better?? They both
return the same results of formatting the date and time. I'd
like to know what you see is the major difference in the two.
I can't find setenv in the manual to see what arguments it
takes. There's an apache_setenv listed but no explanation about
the arguments. It probably only works on apache. There's also a
putenv, which I've tried before, but couldn't get it to work
because my host has safe-mode enabled.
If you must use strftime, I'll play around with it some more and
see if I can figure out why exactly the day and hours aren't
displaying with it. I think anyone with IIS 5 is running into
this same problem because it was previously reported here:
http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/phpwiki/?KnownBugs (scroll down
towards the bottom). He posted a workaround but I submitted what
I thought was a better fix.
Re: From: php...@cl...
Subject: [Phpwiki-talk] Deleting any page deletes homepage
I ran into the exact same bug. Luckily, the software said
someone was editing my homepage (even though no one was) so it
wasn't deleted. The page name is not being passed so it defaults
to the homepage. Inserting a hidden field like Oliver suggested
fixes it.
Re: From: Matti Airas <ma...@ik...>
Subject: [Phpwiki-talk] Situation update
"How about fixing the worst outstanding bugs, updating
documentation and releasing a new intermediate development
release?"
Yes, please do. Anyone who has to run with a config of
USE_PATH_INFO=false hits into big bugs which doesn't give a very
good first impression of the software. It takes a lot of time
hunting down whether each has been previously reported and fixed.
On some CVS files with fixes, you have to figure out which
version to download because new features have been added to later
ones which aren't defined in 1.3.3.
Don't get me wrong. I think the software is nicely written, but
the major bugs are leaving newbies fumbling around.
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