John Cole wrote:
> Reini,
> I'm still trying to make the dumphtml action work. I've tried the
> following combinations IIS6/Apache 1.3.31/Apache 2.0.48 and each with SQL
> and ADODB. All with a virgin database.
I'm also regularly doing dumphtml, since this is the best method to
catch all existing page and rendering errors.
> Most stop after PhpWikiPoll with the following error:
We should really print out the pagename before it gets dumped. So you
only have to guess. With upgrade it's easy because I print into a <pre>.
> Php Wiki Recent Changes
> Error reading XML file,
> http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/phpwiki/RecentChanges?format=rss
This is PhpWikiRecentChanges, an error in RssFeed, RssParser or HttpClient.
> IIS6 stops dead after OldStyleTablePlugin (you guessed it,
> OldTextFormattingRules is the next page).
So Apache1 and Apache2 are doing it right now on OldTextFormattingRules?
Even without CreateToc?
That's fine, so we only have to workaround for IIS now.
Do you know how to detect IIS? The php_sapi_name() would be good to
know. I really have to install that sucker right now. Will give me
headaches.
However, I really want to find the real problem with converting old
markup, in the anchored block regex.
I found another page of mine which crashes even with Apache1.
> I've found some other issues with the current cvs version, but this one is
> at the top of my list at the moment, as I'm trying to get our user manual
> (newly converted to wiki from word) exported to compiled help files and
> pdfs, for a demo on Friday ;-)
>
> Also, could you give an example on how to use the 'pages' variable with
> the dumphtml action?
"pages" is the usual comma seperated list of pagenames, where glob-style
wildcards are allowed. Similar to "exclude", which is not yet supported
in the dump actions.
I usually do it like:
/wiki/AnyPage?action=dumphtml&pages=*TextFormattingRules
> John
>
> PS. I've got today's CVS version running on intranet now, so its getting
> hit well at the moment.
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Reini Urban
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