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Re: Feedback: Textpattern CMS 4.9.0 released
Just a quick thank you to everyone involved. Makes me really happy, that this nimble CMS is more than alive!
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Re: Feedback: Textpattern CMS 4.9.0 released
Vienuolis wrote #342004:
It is also noteworthy that trim does not work before escape, only after
Really?! That’s not what I’d expect, but I guess attributes have to be processed in some kind of order, so maybe if they’re handled in the order they’re presented, there could be corner cases where some later attribute overwrites or alters an earlier one.
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Re: Feedback: Textpattern CMS 4.9.0 released
Odd; a fresh 4.9 install on Mamp (auto-creation of db worked! :)
When viewing the homepage, the Welcome article was missing. I futzed about looking for the reason, eventually trying setting the date setting from UTC to Auckland. Still no Welcome article.
Around 10 minutes of experimentation in the templates ensued with no luck, when suddenly pop! it displays.
(the Welcome article post date matches the install date).
Does TXP do a time check/sync at 15 minute intervals?
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Re: Feedback: Textpattern CMS 4.9.0 released
giz wrote #342030:
Does TXP do a time check/sync at 15 minute intervals?
Nope. Everything should be instant. There may be some timezone weirdness going on since we had to convert safe_strftime() to design out the PHP deprecated strftime() function.
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#65 Today 04:03:17
Re: Feedback: Textpattern CMS 4.9.0 released
My test installation on php 8.5 worked great.
But then I tried again with the Multi-site installation (Like here) and admin.mydomain.com/setup results in a blank page.
The log says this: PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare function find_relative_path() (previously declared in /var/www/>
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#66 Today 07:37:42
Re: Feedback: Textpattern CMS 4.9.0 released
amordecosmos wrote #342032:
PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare function find_relative_path() (previously declared in /var/www/>
Nuts. Will investigate. Sorry for the hassle, and thank you for raising this issue.
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#67 Today 10:16:37
Re: Feedback: Textpattern CMS 4.9.0 released
amordecosmos wrote #342032:
admin.mydomain.com/setup results in a blank page.
This is baffling. The code in /sites/site1/setup/index.php hasn’t been touched in 8 years. Why would it suddenly start complaining about that function already existing elsewhere? That’s the only place it’s declared!
My only possible thought is that it’s somehow coming to the conclusion that txpath is identical to the /sites/site1/… path and the include is re-requesting the same file. Perhaps via a symlink?
But that whole else block is confusing. If txpath doesn’t exist, why does it define it pointing to the vendors directory and then, a few lines later, try to include /path/to/vendors/setup/index.php? That file won’t exist.
This is odd. Is there anbody with a deeper knowledge of multi-site able to shed any light on it?
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