Re: Config help

Joe Stewart <[email protected]> Tue, 9 Mar 2004 15:24:42 -0600
Newsgroups gmane.comp.cms.phpslash.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Mon, Mar 08, 2004 at 06:24:55PM +0100, Lars wrote:
> Hey, all
> 
> I've been trying to upgrade my site to .72 as I need it to experiment a 
> little. As far as I can see there are only marginal changes, which normally 
> would mean there's nothing much involved in the upgrade.
> 
> However - using the same parameters I used with my .71 config I run into a 
> few problems. While the site is working fine off the old db (thank 
> goodness) with both .71 and .72 the configs seems to be read differently...
> 

should be OK.

> Here are my problems (the ones I'm aware of):
> * Ignoring language settings: even though my old site ran fine with 
> Norwegian language, .72 doesn't for some reason.

Does it work OK for English?

> * Some php files won't load even though they're in the right place. I've 
> checked their access rights. For instance, profile.php won't load while 
> about.php and backend.php loads just fine.

"won't load" - what does this mean?  Do you see anything? errors? error 
log?

> * The front page section doesn't change (from Home to Forsiden)
>

Is Forsiden some other section_id than 3?  Wonder if you found a bug?
 
> I initially thought this could be a problem with locating the class 
> directory, but I cannot find a problem here since some classes are 
> obviously loaded just fine (or the main page wouldn't come up right...). 
> All the files, as well as the class dir itself, has the same access rights 
> set as the old one (which works)
> 
> I have also set debug to on, but it doesn't print any errors for me.
> 

Most debug statements are commented out, so just turning debug on 
usually won't get you much except some html weirdness or strikethroughs 
for untranslated text..

> Anyone got any good ideas ?
> 

Is the 0.7.2 online?

Joe

> Thanks!
> 
> 
> Med vennlig hilsen/Sincerely,
> 
> Lars Kvanum
> Bachelor of IT, 4xMCP, author
> 
> Fortunately, network designers and administrators as a general rule are not 
> afraid of complexity (if anything, they tend to be inordinately fascinated 
> by it!)
> -- Lawrence, page 1, Using NetWare 4
> 
> 
> 
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