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Mark
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I am able to submit stories and links however I cannot submit to plugins?
looking at the html source when adding links / stories I see the url of my site
form action="http://someone.homelinux.com//search.php" however....
With the Forum plugin and the Journal Plugin
when viewing html source I see
what happens in my browser is it tries to goto
http://journal/index.php ?
Thank you,
Mark
looking at the html source when adding links / stories I see the url of my site
form action="http://someone.homelinux.com//search.php" however....
With the Forum plugin and the Journal Plugin
when viewing html source I see
what happens in my browser is it tries to goto
http://journal/index.php ?
Thank you,
Mark
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Dirk
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Could you rephrase that question please? Seems like some portions of your post have been cut out by the HTML filters ...
In general, plugins can use Geeklog's submission mechanism (i.e. support for that is in the Plugin API), but I don't think any of the existing plugins really does. The File Management plugin, for example, has its own submission queue. Others, like the forum or journals, always post directly.
bye, Dirk
In general, plugins can use Geeklog's submission mechanism (i.e. support for that is in the Plugin API), but I don't think any of the existing plugins really does. The File Management plugin, for example, has its own submission queue. Others, like the forum or journals, always post directly.
bye, Dirk
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Mark
Anonymous
Submitting Stories and links work.
When looking at html source I see
(form action="http://some.homelinux.com//admin/link.php" method="post"
I took out the greater then and less then signs and replaced with () .
Submitting for the forum and journal Plugins does not work.
It source does not have the hostname FQDN ?
Here is the submit on the journal page.
(form action="//journal/index.php" method="post"
Thank you,
Mark
When looking at html source I see
(form action="http://some.homelinux.com//admin/link.php" method="post"
I took out the greater then and less then signs and replaced with () .
Submitting for the forum and journal Plugins does not work.
It source does not have the hostname FQDN ?
Here is the submit on the journal page.
(form action="//journal/index.php" method="post"
Thank you,
Mark
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Dirk
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Location:Stuttgart, Germany
Quote by Mark: (form action="//journal/index.php" method="post")
That should still work, as long as your site is in the document root of your domain (i.e. not in a subdirectory).
Looking at the source of the Journal plugin, it seems to use $PHP_SELF for the forms - which is just standard practice in PHP coding. If that doesn't work for you, you will probably encounter a few forms in Geeklog itself that don't work either (because they, too, are using $PHP_SELF).
Not sure what could cause this. register_globals is "on", I assume (or you wouldn't be able to submit anything, anyway)?
On a side note: You seem to have a slash at the end of the url in $_CONF['site_url'], hence the double slash in your urls.
bye, Dirk
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Mark
Anonymous
I changed the
$_CONF['site_url'] = 'http://some.homelinux.com/';
to
$_CONF['site_url'] = 'http://some.homelinux.com';
in config.php
and all is well, I am now able to submit on the plugins.
Dirk thank you very much for your help!!!
Mark
$_CONF['site_url'] = 'http://some.homelinux.com/';
to
$_CONF['site_url'] = 'http://some.homelinux.com';
in config.php
and all is well, I am now able to submit on the plugins.
Dirk thank you very much for your help!!!
Mark
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