HowItWorks (An overview of the code structure) Wiki page commented on by vanwars
- this is a test!
this is a test!
May 06, 2009
issue 4
(Picture upload via WLW not possible) Status changed by jeroenhoekx
- Works for me in the latest version of both WLW and php-atompub-server.
Try adding a new blog account and make sure you select the "media" collection for
media.
I must add that an account created in an older version of WLW gave the error you
reported, but a new account worked fine with a new test server at http://
dev.hamok.be/server/ .
In any case, if it's still a problem it's certainly not a bug in php-atompub-server.
But if you post the step by step workflow you're following, I could maybe find your
problem.
Status: Invalid
Works for me in the latest version of both WLW and php-atompub-server.
Try adding a new blog account and make sure you select the "media" collection for
media.
I must add that an account created in an older version of WLW gave the error you
reported, but a new account worked fine with a new test server at http://
dev.hamok.be/server/ .
In any case, if it's still a problem it's certainly not a bug in php-atompub-server.
But if you post the step by step workflow you're following, I could maybe find your
problem.
Status: Invalid
May 06, 2009
issue 4
(Picture upload via WLW not possible) reported by rechsteiner.christoph
- What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Open WLW / configure php-atompub-server
2. compose an entry with an image
3. publish entry
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Error message is thrown, that the blog is not supporting the upload of
media elements
What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
Latest WLW, Latest php-atompub-server
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Open WLW / configure php-atompub-server
2. compose an entry with an image
3. publish entry
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Error message is thrown, that the blog is not supporting the upload of
media elements
What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
Latest WLW, Latest php-atompub-server
Apr 02, 2009
r74
(Start of atom feed refactoring: change of responsabilities) committed by jeroenhoekx
- Start of atom feed refactoring: change of responsabilities
Start of atom feed refactoring: change of responsabilities
Apr 02, 2009
r73
(Updated postatom.html to point to the test collection by def...) committed by jeroenhoekx
- Updated postatom.html to point to the test collection by default.
Updated postatom.html to point to the test collection by default.
Apr 02, 2009
r72
(Changed names of http classes to avoid conflicting with the ...) committed by jeroenhoekx
- Changed names of http classes to avoid conflicting with the HTTP extension.
Changed names of http classes to avoid conflicting with the HTTP extension.
Jan 25, 2009
issue 3
(news collection could detect missing purifier/HTMLPurifier.a...) changed by jeroenhoekx
- I have added a few more comments to that file and changed the include into a
require. This will make it a fatal error and point the reader to the correct file.
I hope this change will make the error clear enough?
Status: Started
Owner: jeroenhoekx
I have added a few more comments to that file and changed the include into a
require. This will make it a fatal error and point the reader to the correct file.
I hope this change will make the error clear enough?
Status: Started
Owner: jeroenhoekx
Jan 25, 2009
r71
(Documented use of HTMLPurifier in the demo news collection) committed by jeroenhoekx
- Documented use of HTMLPurifier in the demo news collection
Documented use of HTMLPurifier in the demo news collection
Jan 24, 2009
issue 3
(news collection could detect missing purifier/HTMLPurifier.a...) reported by austin.ok
- What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. vanilla install of php-atompub-server
2. POST to app/news/
3. Note warning errors that a file couldn't be included
4. Note the POST failed, because php dies at this point
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
It would be cool if a more useful error message was logged. I eventually
found the reference on the wiki to this library, but it could be automated.
Please provide any additional information below.
Attached is a patch which checks for the existence of the library. If it is
there, it loads and uses it.
If it is not there it logs the message:
Please install purifier/HTMLPurifier.auto.php from http://htmlpurifier.org/
and continues to process.
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. vanilla install of php-atompub-server
2. POST to app/news/
3. Note warning errors that a file couldn't be included
4. Note the POST failed, because php dies at this point
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
It would be cool if a more useful error message was logged. I eventually
found the reference on the wiki to this library, but it could be automated.
Please provide any additional information below.
Attached is a patch which checks for the existence of the library. If it is
there, it loads and uses it.
If it is not there it logs the message:
Please install purifier/HTMLPurifier.auto.php from http://htmlpurifier.org/
and continues to process.