Posted on: 10/29/03 06:13am
By: geKow
I tried to give an reply to the forum 2.3 thread, including two code segments, but all I got was an error:
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /usr/home/geeklog/geeklog/plugins/forum/functions.inc on line 421
That happened to me on multiple times, now I gave up
geKow
Re:I can't reply to the forum thread
Posted on: 10/29/03 06:29am
By: Dirk
Interestingly enough, I did get a Forum Post Notification for your attempted post - but the post itself is not there.
And I ran into the same timeout when trying to make a test post with two code sections. Looks like a bug. Blaine?
bye, Dirk
Re:I can't reply to the forum thread
Posted on: 10/29/03 11:02pm
By: tsavage
Been having the same problem for the last few hours. This one got through, so maybe it was the CODE-tagged snippet in the reply I was trying to post that caused it to hang up. I get the same expired message.
Re:I can't reply to the forum thread
Posted on: 10/30/03 03:32am
By: Dirk
Yep, it seems that having one [ CODE ] tag in the post is enough. Trying to post, it will run into a timeout
bye, Dirk
Re:I can't reply to the forum thread
Posted on: 10/30/03 09:47pm
By: Blaine
Agree - looks like a bug. I can duplicate this as well. Occurs when you have text after the code block which you most likely would have.
I should have a fix in place soon.
Re:I can't reply to the forum thread
Posted on: 11/01/03 04:04pm
By: Blaine
This should now be fixed.
Testing ....
echo '<p><a href="'.$PHP_SELF.'?forum='.$forum.'">' . $LANG_GF02['msg144']. '</a>';
Now for a second code block
$forum_outline_footer = new Template($_CONF['path_layout'] . 'forum/layout');
$forum_outline_footer->set_file (array ('forum_outline_footer'=>'forum_outline_footer.thtml'));
End of test