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Archived fixes / Re: Pretty URLs causing 404s
« on February 16th, 2014, 09:17 PM »
I think I understand about 83% of that... :P
Thank you very much for that modification and the work to make it happen.
Thank you very much for that modification and the work to make it happen.
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Archived fixes / Re: Weirdness
« on February 15th, 2014, 04:00 AM »
I too have this problem. I was going to post about it, but I'll just +1 this.
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Archived fixes / Re: Pretty URLs causing 404s
« on February 15th, 2014, 12:32 AM »
No problem. Thank you, sir, for your personal attention. I know you must be busy.
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Archived fixes / Re: Pretty URLs causing 404s
« on February 14th, 2014, 03:01 PM »
oh yeah... that's what I get for posting after having a few drinks with a buddy... :P check your PMs
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Archived fixes / Re: Pretty URLs causing 404s
« on February 14th, 2014, 07:13 AM »
I've created an account for you and sent you a PM with the details. Please let me know what you find.
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Archived fixes / Re: Pretty URLs causing 404s
« on February 13th, 2014, 11:39 PM »
doesn't hurt to try ;) Also, I've never seen the term "cPanel" applied to my account.
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Archived fixes / Re: Pretty URLs causing 404s
« on February 13th, 2014, 11:34 PM »
I have no idea how to work with .htaccess, but I gave this a try right at the top:
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that just stopped my server from working, got an Internal server error until I adjusted it.
<Directory "/">
Options +ExecCGI
addhandler x-httpd-php5-cgi .php
</Directory>that just stopped my server from working, got an Internal server error until I adjusted it.
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Archived fixes / Re: Pretty URLs causing 404s
« on February 13th, 2014, 11:24 PM »
I added the ini_set function as described above at the location indicated below. I still get 404s
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define('WEDGE_VERSION', '0.1');
define('WEDGE', 1); // We are go.
// attempt to disable fCGI
ini_set('cgi.fix_pathinfo', 1);
// Get everything started up...
if (function_exists('set_magic_quotes_runtime') && version_compare('5.4.0', PHP_VERSION) > 0)
@set_magic_quotes_runtime(0);9
Importing into Wedge / Re: Database permissions
« on February 13th, 2014, 11:04 PM »
Importer01.png = All checkboxes selected during setup.
First Error comes after the pause, and this is the URL:
http://www.exile-guild.com/wedge/import.php?step=1&substep=3&start=500
ImportAttachmentsError01.pdf = First error during importing attachments.
Now, since there's a If I advance the URL to:
http://www.exile-guild.com/wedge/import.php?step=1&substep=3&start=501
I get the same error, but the error is now "Duplicate entry '1122' for key 1."
so I tried advancing the start # a couple more times, the entry number increases accordingly. However, the last number "1415" remains the same. So I advanced the start value to 620 (which should be the last one). No error resulted.
No further errors. Last time I advanced the substep and got two errors.
Also, on all 3 import attempts, the import.php file is not removed upon checking the box. This does not work during the forum software install, either.
Importer02.png shows the checkbox selected, and Importer03.png shows the forum software finding import.php
So it seems advancing the start value made all the difference, I now have an exact number of topics and posts, however I have one extra member, so I'm thinking that's the auto-created admin account.
First Error comes after the pause, and this is the URL:
http://www.exile-guild.com/wedge/import.php?step=1&substep=3&start=500
ImportAttachmentsError01.pdf = First error during importing attachments.
Now, since there's a If I advance the URL to:
http://www.exile-guild.com/wedge/import.php?step=1&substep=3&start=501
I get the same error, but the error is now "Duplicate entry '1122' for key 1."
so I tried advancing the start # a couple more times, the entry number increases accordingly. However, the last number "1415" remains the same. So I advanced the start value to 620 (which should be the last one). No error resulted.
No further errors. Last time I advanced the substep and got two errors.
Also, on all 3 import attempts, the import.php file is not removed upon checking the box. This does not work during the forum software install, either.
Importer02.png shows the checkbox selected, and Importer03.png shows the forum software finding import.php
So it seems advancing the start value made all the difference, I now have an exact number of topics and posts, however I have one extra member, so I'm thinking that's the auto-created admin account.
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Archived fixes / Re: Pretty URLs causing 404s
« on February 13th, 2014, 04:43 PM »
how do I know if I'm running fcgi? (GoDaddy hosting)
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Importing into Wedge / Re: Database permissions
« on February 13th, 2014, 05:04 AM »
Importer failed with the same error for me (hosting with GoDaddy), so I installed into the same database. The importer worked in many places, but missed several boards. I got errors on the attachments and other places. Because it only offered a "Try Again" button, I'd advance the substep numeral to continue.
I used the SMF2 .xml file.
I used the SMF2 .xml file.
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Archived fixes / Re: Pretty URLs causing 404s
« on February 12th, 2014, 08:06 PM »Well, I don't know, but I've repeatedly said it.
I guess it should be mentioned in the Pretty URLs page itself, but it isn't the case.
That's mostly because /install used to be a folder where one was supposed to move all files to the root. Since this is no longer necessary, I tend to dismiss the fact that you still need to move some of the files to the root, if you want all features.
For the record, other than the .htaccess file, I have not moved anything from /install into the root folder.
What URL is being shown in your address bar when it shows a 404..?
http://www.exile-guild.com/wedge/index.php?action=adminAfter turning it on, it's this:
http://www.exile-guild.com/wedge/do/admin/[/url]Hmm, can't find anything at fault here. What Apache version..? (Admin > Server > phpinfo)
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Archived fixes / Re: Pretty URLs causing 404s
« on February 12th, 2014, 05:20 PM »
the admin pages do switch to .../do/admin... and break.
I hadn't moved the .htaccess before (what did I miss that gives the instruction?), but I did this time, and it makes no difference.
I did not try the /action instead of /do/action because that option is not available until after you turn on pretty URLs, and then the Save button no longer works because it leads to 404s (all admin pages are now 404s), and I don't know what URL would work to make that change.
If it matters, I'm hosted on GoDaddy, deluxe linux package as a subfolder to my main forums (which run SMF).
I hadn't moved the .htaccess before (what did I miss that gives the instruction?), but I did this time, and it makes no difference.
I did not try the /action instead of /do/action because that option is not available until after you turn on pretty URLs, and then the Save button no longer works because it leads to 404s (all admin pages are now 404s), and I don't know what URL would work to make that change.
If it matters, I'm hosted on GoDaddy, deluxe linux package as a subfolder to my main forums (which run SMF).
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Archived fixes / Pretty URLs causing 404s
« on February 12th, 2014, 03:08 PM »
I see Pretty URLs are working here, but when I enable Pretty URLs of any sort on my site, I get 404s for the prettified URLs. Nothing in the error log. Brand new install, discovered as I was going through the admin settings to match an SMF forum I run.
For others that may encounter this, here are the URLs to paste into the address bar to undo the pretty URLs:
Load this URL:
Code: [Select]
Deselect the Pretty URL (actions)
Paste this URL and hit enter:
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For others that may encounter this, here are the URLs to paste into the address bar to undo the pretty URLs:
Load this URL:
http://YOURWEDGE.COM/index.php?action=admin;area=featuresettings;sa=prettyDeselect the Pretty URL (actions)
Paste this URL and hit enter:
http://YOURWEDGE.COM/do/admin/?area=featuresettings;sa=pretty;save15
Other software / Re: Will Wedge import data from SMF?
« on February 27th, 2013, 08:34 PM »
Yeah, that's a lot of what I see in the world I work now as an HP quality auditor hired for Fannie Mae Project Quality Office, "Well we always did it that way..." despite the obvious assessment that they are at a very low maturity model from a corporate standpoint, and they hired us to keep them in line in the first place...