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tikiwiki Partial revert of r42708. Now that :: is no longer expropriated as a namespace separator (we are using :_: instead), there is no longer a need to change the several years old syntax for centered text. This was already done for the the Jison parser in r44111 luciash: RobertPlummer: s/him/her/ ;) fabricius: joined #tikiwiki kstingel: joined #tikiwiki gour: joined #tikiwiki Caarrie|sleeping: joined #tikiwiki sipherdee: joined #tikiwiki kstingel1: joined #tikiwiki Tiki-KGB: joined #tikiwiki gour_: joined #tikiwiki gour: joined #tikiwiki marclaporte: joined #tikiwiki redflo: joined #tikiwiki Jyhem: polom ravi: joined #tikiwiki Guest77661: how to make page like when user sign in first time, they need to fill out necessary info, like picture, About Me section etc etc. and if anything is blank after first login, they need to get automatic reminders until they fix it.
how can do that? luciash: Guest77661: hi, you could do it with a User Tracker and a Module which would check for if the Tracker Item Field is empty
Guest77661: something like {if empty($f_42)}You did not fill in your About Me section{/if} Guest77661: all functionality which i wrote in above is implement using user tracker?
luciash:r u there? luciash: Guest77661: no. it is just a hint how to do it. You will need knowledge how to set up the Tracker, how to do the custom Module and knowledge of Smarty syntax, then you will need some JavaScript knowledge how to do a pop-up alert box if you need this Guest77661: i have a basic knowledge of tracker
but how to display that form when user first login in tikwiki? luciash: Guest77661: if you do not know how to do it, I would recommend to hire a Tiki Consultant to do the job for you
Guest77661: it will display every time untill filled in
until not empty Guest77661: can u please send link of that document luciash: what document Guest77661: that i know in traker to make that field mandetory luciash: i do not think there is any document about it. it is just hint from me how i would do it Guest77661: how to do the custom Module luciash: ah, custom module Guest77661: u know how to display that page at start up when user first login
can u please give some hint of it
? luciash: see doc.tiki.org/User+Modules
you will also need plugin trackerlist in the module which will check the fields for the user Guest77661: thanks for your help kstingel: joined #tikiwiki rodrigoprimo: joined #tikiwiki Tiki-KGB: tikiwiki 03arildb r44198 10trunk/admin/include_wiki.php
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hiawatha dev says that the server does not do any redirect. here is wget output if it helps to someone - http://pastebin.com/k7smY6UN
who do you think is to be blamed? refizul: blame Tiki :-) gour: i recall having similar problems when using MODx in the past with cherokee refizul: the backend webserver does strange things - if you know the filename, it works gour: refizul: so, you belive that hiawatha server is the culprit?
*believe refizul: the backend finds .htaccess because there is a rewrite to :64915/tiki-index.php
so something is wrong with the backend because of the port
does the backend run on port 80?
you can do a recursive grep 64915 on the configuration gour: refizul: well, i'm just shared user so cannot test hiawatha on 80
configuration is very simple, but i'll try to hide .htaccess refizul: what happens if you deploy an index.html or index.php to tiki root directory? gour: let me throw some index.html to the root refizul: is this your own index.html? or a copy off webserver's default file?
of ... gour: using phpinfo for index.php, shows phpinfo page refizul: are you able to see any own index.html? gour: refizul: it shows my copy of index.html
you can check now arildb_: joined #tikiwiki refizul: move tiki root .htaccess to .htaccessY
just to disable it gour: refizul: there is actually no .htaccess, only _htaccess
that makes me even more confused refizul: ??? no symlink? gour: nope refizul: how does the webserver know about tiki-index.php? gour: i installed tiki via nginx/hiawatha, no apache refizul: do you have Tiki rewrite rules in nginx or hiawatha? gour: refizul: no rewrite rules via hiawatha...probably nothing for nginx as well refizul: this cannot be - the url without filename rewrites to :64915/tiki-index.php
are both webservers running on the same machine? arildb__: joined #tikiwiki gour: yes luciash: tiki-index.php is always the default index script in tiki
it is redirected to via index.php i think and u need to add rule in .htaccess to avoid displaying it gour: luciash: should i put tiki-index.php as 'start page' for tiki? luciash: start page ?
if u mean home page u can set that to something else even a blog
but unless u have .htaccess enabled server and SEFURLs on, it will always display tiki-index.php
when u go to wiki pages
tiki-admin.php?page=general&cookietab=3
Home Page fieldset refizul: If both webservers are on one machine, maybe 64915 is the backend port
then maybe the rewrite/proxypass in nginx is not transparent
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tikiwiki [FIX] missing $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] on IIS 6 changi: joined #tikiwiki gour: excuse me. i had to go afk...no insight into nginx setting, yes 64915 is local port on which hiawatha server is listening and accepting requests dispatched by nginx (reverse-proxy) startfile is settings as per http://www.hiawatha-webserver.org/manpages and setting it to tiki-index.php solved the problem, afaict
except that logout is the problem, it, again, appends the port number
any idea why tiki-logout.php fails?
refizul: with nginx/nginx, nginx/cherokee & nginx/apache it works refizul: This is odd - looks like a very special nginx/hiawatha problem. Maybe try apache as frontend and see if this happens again. gour: refizul: i don't have access to the front-end...only back-end...now will try with lighty
if it works with lighty, then lot of suspicion will be on hiawatha refizul: you could set up a complete testing machine with apache/hiawatha if the problem is worth that ;-) arildb: joined #tikiwiki gour: refizul: strange...lighty also get port number appended...it looks as misconfigured nginx refizul: take hostages and demand nginx to be reconfigured :-)
similar with 7080 here: http://forum.parallels.com/pda/index.php/t-260563.html gour: refizul: thanks for the link refizul: nginx example: http://serverfault.com/questions/171678/nginx-config-front-end-reverse-proxy-to-another-port changi: joined #tikiwiki -: gour submitted bug ticket to the support stuff kstingel: has anyone been assigned to address the problem where Tiki can't tell that $base is a checkout if it's been checked out with Subversion 1.7.x? arildb_: joined #tikiwiki kstingel: eg: checkout path = /home/svn-co/tiki-wc ... webroot = /home/webs/tikis/<trunk = symlink back to wc/trunk> changi: joined #tikiwiki kstingel: .. in example above "svn-co" denotes central location for SVN checkouts (as opposed to any local repos created, which would be "svn-repo") marclaporte: joined #tikiwiki refizul: kstingel: I do not understand the problem. What is Tiki supposed to tell? kstingel: on the general admin page, where Tiki reads it's current version ... if it's a Subversion 1.7.x checkout, there won't be a ".svn" folder in the base directory ...
Subversion 1.7.x only puts a single .svn directory in the root of the checkout ... which will always be at least 1 level above the webroot
... possibly 2, if it's a branch or tag checkout refizul: did you try checkout with a dot? kstingel: but then, if the webroot is a symlink to the checked out directory (as I am in the process of setting up) where would the .svn folder be in relation to webroot?
original co was - svn co -q --depth empty <tiki repo path> .
then I did ( from within wc ) - svn up -q --set-depth empty trunk ...
- svn up -q --set-depth empty tags
- svn up -q --set-depth immediates branches
cd into branches
- svn up -q --set-depth exclude <the branches I don't want>
now I'm running - svn up -q --set-depth infinity trunk to populate the tree refizul: you checked out all repos at once (with --depth empty)? kstingel: individually
single co was Tiki's toplevel ... then update to add only those folders I need locally
I did "immediates" followed by "exclude" on branches, so that as new branches are added, I will automatically see them when I check for changes refizul: are there any .svn dirs below top level checkout?
I guess you need checkouts for each branch
checkout all and updating only branches you need won't work with subversion 1.7
more: http://www.itwriting.com/blog/5016-subversion-1-7-released-just-one-svn-directory-per-working-copy.html kstingel: http://tiki.kstingel.com/Getting+Tiki ... I'm about to do a re-write, adding Ubuntu and Windows in a tabbed Div refizul: if you treat it this way, branches and trunk will be subtrees of a single project
they will share the same metadata in subversion 1.7
this means there is no folder branches/10.x/.svn/ anymore
likewise no trunk/.svn/ kstingel: that's why I'm setting my dev server up the way I am ... so I can see if I can come up with a work around so I can retain my 4 Dev trees as a single co
checkout of a sparse update will be fine for Subversion 1.6.x users, but it looks like 1.7.x users would be better served to checkout each desired tree seperately refizul: I guess it is not possible anymore to mix behaviour of single co and seperate co with svn 1.7 - but maybe there is a trick
This problem will hit me in a few years - meanwhile Debian wheezy will stay at 1.6 kstingel: I've just installed Ubuntu 12.10 Desktop on my dev laptop... by default, it runs Subversion 1.7.x (I rolled it back to 1.6.x for the time being) RobertPlummerMob: joined #tikiwiki kstingel: I'm wondering if there is a way Tiki can query the version of SVN on the machine ... then it would be a simple matter to run a different "look" routine depending on which SVN was used
or possibly ... we could just add a file into the root of each "tree" then somehow make Subversion automatically add the values Tiki looks for refizul: we can ship a version.bin or version.txt an write the number in arildb__: joined #tikiwiki refizul: analyse the svn version won't help RobertPlummerMob: joined #tikiwiki fabricius: joined #tikiwiki arildb_: joined #tikiwiki gour: ...or switch to something else :-) RobertPlummerMob: joined #tikiwiki