Wedge

Broken in what way?

These are the default settings at wedge.org so it must be due to another problem.
I'll look I to it later tonight when I have some time.

Maxx and Lorenzo, I finally got some debug data on PayPal thanks to you, so I should be able to reproduce the problem tonight or tomorrow... :)

I can no longer make any new posts or reply to them.

Testing on my local install (a really default install)... Seeing no problem. "Show, off by default" is now set by default, can see quick reply, can click reply. Tried to force everyone (i.e. just me) to that, same results...

What do you get instead of these features..?

I get the options to reply, post, etc., but when I click on them the page refreshes and nothing else happens.

And don't you get any JavaScript errors in your developer tools' console log...?
Or a Wedge error in your admin area's error log?

Spent a minute over there... Was surprised that indeed it was broken.

Then I fixed it in about 10 seconds.

Then I made it break again.

I'm the Master of All Things Wedgie.

Seriously, what's in your .htaccess, man..?

Default .htaccess that came with Wedge, I have not touched it.  Master, what is the trick to fix it?   :thanks:

The trick is to disable pretty URLs...

That's just how it is. Your problem was that clicking the Reply link was redirecting you to the Display page, instead of the Post page, meaning Wedge wasn't correctly translating the URLs.

So this is either due to an incompatibility between your server (it's an Apache..? What version, etc? I could look it up myself though..) and your Wedge install, *or* something trickier, but I don't know what. I'd need FTP and phpMyAdmin access for me, and quite frankly for now I'm focused on too many things at the same time...

Thank you.  I was about to try that, I was disabling all the plugins first.  I disabled pretty URL for Actions and things are working again.  Very strange, everything was working fine with that setting before until I made the default post editor change.  Anyway, no big deal or hurry on this.  For your reference the server is running LiteSpeed, but cPanel shows Apache version 2.2.23.  If you ever feel like digging deeper, I can get the accounts you need created.

I *suppose* that it's a problem due to LiteSpeed. They claim to be 100% Apache compatible, but maybe not!

Yes, I imagine I should look deeper, but I don't know... It's quite annoying that there's no 'proper' way to get pretty URLs other than by using a custom htaccess...! -_-

So, it's... Only with actions..? How about another combination? (Activate actions, disable boards or topics, for instance.)

I was able to narrow it down to actions, specifically when "do" is removed from the URL.

Details

This specific option breaks it, but the default option with the "do" in the URL works.