Feedback to: Textpattern CMS 4.2.0 released

clivewalker · 2009-09-06 09:23:56

—— OK, this has been solved —— I was using the txp:message tag which I did not realise had been deprecated ———

Have upgraded to 4.2.0 and all article comments are missing. The comment author is displayed but not the actual comment. See this post for example. The addition of comments is working but they are not displayed. If anyone has an insight into this, would appreciate your help. Many thanks.

PS: I cannot see any comments plugin that would cause this problem but…

—- Now solved ———

Last edited by clivewalker (2009-09-06 09:33:03)

schussat · 2009-09-06 16:51:58

clivewalker wrote:

—— OK, this has been solved —— I was using the txp:message tag which I did not realise had been deprecated ———

Have upgraded to 4.2.0 and all article comments are missing. The comment author is displayed but not the actual comment. See this post for example. The addition of comments is working but they are not displayed. If anyone has an insight into this, would appreciate your help. Many thanks.

Thanks, Clive! I just upgraded and experienced the same behavior, but didn’t know where to start. After some poking around, I found the txp:message tag and switched it to txp:comments_message, and I’m back in business.

artagesw · 2009-09-06 22:43:20

artagesw wrote:

I have run multi-site on a Joyent accelerator with no problems. Will be setting it up on a shared accelerator in the near future and will report on my findings.

Joyent imposes a strict directory structure for sites on its shared hosting platform. This precludes use of the default sites directory to host multiple sites using the multi-site capabilities of 4.2. As a result, you must create your own site directories that symlink to your shared textpattern installation directory. I have created a script to ease the process as described here.

nardo · 2009-09-18 01:09:18

PDFs linked as files are now throwing errors in Acrobat Reader after upgrading site – will troubleshoot now, but anyone noticed similar? the PDF files were certainly loading prior to upgrade

Update: when linking directly to the PDF (/files/document.pdf) it opens without errors … so I think the PDF is not the issue … the site is on Joyent btw

Last edited by nardo (2009-09-18 01:16:35)

jm · 2009-09-18 02:38:28

nardo wrote:

PDFs linked as files are now throwing errors in Acrobat Reader after upgrading site – will troubleshoot now, but anyone noticed similar?

Were you getting an error like this?

Insufficient data for an image.

nardo · 2009-09-18 03:46:24

No – said the file was corrupt or wrongly encoded

bici · 2009-09-18 03:47:43

nardo wrote:

No – said the file was corrupt or wrongly encoded

have you tried replacing the file with a backup version?

nardo · 2009-09-18 04:00:51

I tested an updated offline PDF – opened fine in the Reader. Then uploaded to Txp and accessed via default files functionality – got the error in the Acrobat Reader. Linked the PDF by directly accessing it from the file folder and it opened in Acrobat Reader okay.

Perhaps it is something related to the server. I know on Joyent I have to directly call my mp3 from the file folder – smaller mp3 are okay but my 50mb files will not work via Txp file delivery

bici · 2009-09-18 04:05:54

nardo wrote:

I tested an updated offline PDF – opened fine in the Reader. Then uploaded to Txp and accessed via default files functionality – got the error in the Acrobat Reader. Linked the PDF by directly accessing it from the file folder and it opened in Acrobat Reader okay.

Perhaps it is something related to the server. I know on Joyent I have to directly call my mp3 from the file folder – smaller mp3 are okay but my 50mb files will not work via Txp file delivery

i am on joyent. i have at least five site one is a TxP site. no problems with pdf. it must be something else.

i am going to try and upload a pdf to my TxP site on Joyent …

bici · 2009-09-18 04:11:30

if you can test this http://bicilogic.com/

will be there for next 30 mins or so

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bici · 2009-09-18 04:16:47

nardo wrote:

I tested an updated offline PDF – opened fine in the Reader. Then uploaded to Txp and accessed via default files functionality – got the error in the Acrobat Reader. Linked the PDF by directly accessing it from the file folder and it opened in Acrobat Reader okay.

Perhaps it is something related to the server. I know on Joyent I have to directly call my mp3 from the file folder – smaller mp3 are okay but my 50mb files will not work via Txp file delivery

have you checked your pref?? admin> preferences > advanced > Maximum file size of uploads (in bytes)

i have it set at 2000000

NOTE:
Preferences: Maximum upload size

Here you can restrict the maximim size (in bytes) for file uploads. Note that this value is also limited by the configuration of PHP. If Textpattern detects that your PHP configuration only allows smaller downloads it will automatically correct this value downwards. If you want to allow larger file uploads via upload from the browser you have to talk with your host. (The relevant values in php.ini are post_max_size, upload_max_filesize and memory_limit.)

Note: Image Uploads are not restricted by this value. The maximum allowed size for images is always ~ 1MB (unless restricted by PHP as explained above).

i have had no problems with large movie files and mp3 etc

which joyent server are you on?

Last edited by bici (2009-09-18 04:26:17)

bici · 2009-09-18 04:29:09

another test you can try is to upload a small pdf file. make note of its id number/ name. then via FTP load up a larger sized file via sftp. make it the same name as the small one. paste the link into your entry.. and see if acrobat reader opens it without errors.

Last edited by bici (2009-09-18 04:29:37)

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