#30 Newly installed phpwiki: invalid links

[Doug_A]

I just installed phpwiki 1.2.2 and am able to properly
view the index.php page. I first configured with flat file
and now with postgres, both configurations provide
nearly perfect index.php pages. The problem (under
both configurations) is this:

All links from the index.php page are invalid. They
produce something like:
<http://myserver.org/?WikiWikiWeb>
I tried manually editing the url in the address field of
my browser to find what the link should be, but
nothing I tried would bring up any pages other than
the index.php page. An example of the manually
entered urls that I tried is:
<http://mycomputer.org/phpwiki-1.2.2/index.php?
edit=FrontPage>

My machine runs Mandrake 8.1, Apache server
1.3.26, php4.2.1 and postgreSQL

Thanks,
Doug

[Josh Becigneul]

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I've been having similar problems, and I can't find any FAQ
or Troubleshooting webpages.

In my frontpage, any link I click just loads the main page
again.

I'm running PHPWiki-1.2.2, PHP 4.3.0-Win32, and IIS 5.1 on
Windows XP SP1. I'm also using MySQL 3.23.54.

Any information or help would be greatly appreciated...

Josh Becigneul
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[Bernhard Buchreiter]

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I have the same problems on Solaris 8. (apache2, mysql
3.23.51, php 4.2.2)
Is there a sample configuration or FAQ somewhere?
Error message eg.:
"File does not
exist: /usr/apache/htdocs/phpwiki/WikiWikiWeb, referer:
http://host.domain/wiki/"

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I found a comment in PHPs manual, that the global variables
like QUERY_STRING, are now normal variables. That means that
if you use them, they are empty. If you want your
lib/display.php page to use the global one, I think you must
declare it as global first:
global $QUERY_STRING;
The QUERY_STRING and argv[0] used in display.php are empty
otherwise, which makes the page to display, the default and
that is 'FrontPage'.

Hope that helped!
jochen

[jeff mckenna]

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i used getenv('QUERY_STRING') to solve this..woo-hoo..thanks

[Dan]

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I replaced every instance of:

$QUERY_STRING

with

$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']

on display.php and it worked