At 20:11 04/10/01 -0700, Adam Shand wrote:
>trying to remove a page fails with this error:
>
>Fatal error: Failed opening required 'lib/template.php'
>(include_path='.:/var/lib/phpwiki-alpha') in
>/var/lib/phpwiki-alpha/admin/removepage.php on line 19
>
>and template really doesn't exist anywhere that i could see. updating
>admin/removepage.php to point to Template.php fixes this but then it gets
>caught in a loop and won't delete the page when you click "here".
It was only after I sent in my own bug report that I noticed your mail,
sorry for the duplicate. I know no PHP programming but it looks a bit like
Perl and I know a little of that so I thought I'd give it a go.
Like you I tried changing "template.php" to "Template.php" and I
encountered the same problem as you have mentioned. As I said I know no PHP
but this problems seems unconnected.
In removepage.php there is an "if" statement to check whether the remove
action has been verified, by checking whether the "verify=okay" parameter
has been passed. It seems like the content of the verify parameter should
go in $verify but when I checked, $verify was undefined so the remove is
always seen to be unverified. Perhaps PHP is meant to automatically assign
variable to parameters but my installation doesn't seem to.
I tried adding in a line explicitly grab the contents of verify, and it
seems to fix the problem (patch attached). It might not be the neatest way
to do it but it works for me. Perhaps one of the developers will check it
over and see if it is sane, or perhaps suggest a more elegant way to fix
the problem.
Hope this helps,
Steven Murdoch.
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