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  • Problem with posting news!
    Posted under Development by Stefan M. on Wednesday June 28 2000 @ 09:59AM EDT
    All functions work with the database, except posting news. Every time I post news, this failure comes:

    "INSERT INTO T_Stories (Verified,Topic,Heading,Content,Author,AuthorEmail,AuthorURL,Hits,Birthstamp) VALUES ('N',0,'sfasfdas','fMany readers wrote in asking us if we knew if Be or Gobe was planning on attending this week's PC Expo. Peggy ','fsdf','fuck@fu.de','safasd',1,now())
    error!"
    ...
    [...]


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    Last modified: Wednesday June 28 2000 @ 07:34PM EDT

    Unstable admin not working in FreeBSD 4.0-STABLE
    Posted under General by Brandx on Tuesday June 27 2000 @ 07:36PM EDT
    I am running 0.2.4 perfectly on FreeBSD 4.0-STABLE after running the mysql fix that mike posted:

    UPDATE T_Config set Passwd='$1$CRYPT_BL$HAQpADvVfSmEC2bl6Nmys1';

    But I install the unstable to do checkout the new features and fixes and I cannot login into the admin system. I have tried running the fix and it doesn't work :(
    Any Ideas?





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    Last modified: Saturday July 01 2000 @ 02:38AM EDT

    Evil Genius?
    Posted under General by FatChump on Monday June 26 2000 @ 10:29AM EDT
    Whilst bumping around freshmeat today, I came across PHP NUKE..hrm..it looks like someone fell in love with phpweblog's default layout..just thought I would pass that along.



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    Last modified: Thursday June 29 2000 @ 10:35AM EDT

    Discussion on Security
    Posted under General by Blake on Sunday June 25 2000 @ 12:21PM EDT
    First off, let me start by saying that the first person who comes up with an internet version of an encyclopedia, (not just another crappy search engine, but a nicely organized comprehensive resource on topics) will be rich.

    That out of the way, I've been coming across bits and pieces in different places regarding the mysql connect funciton in php, the password, storing it in a file and so forth as regards to security. Here is my concern. I've found one snippet that says you shouldn't store your mysql password in any file that has a .php* extension. I've found another snippet that doesn't really address this, but it uses common.inc instead of common.inc.php.
    ...
    [...]


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    Last modified: Tuesday June 27 2000 @ 08:59AM EDT

    a few more bugs in the latest unstable
    Posted under Development by justme on Thursday June 22 2000 @ 10:32PM EDT
    Database Bug:

    Updates via the Configuration screens don't seem to be working.
    After you modify, it brings you to the completed screen without making the database update.

    Thanks for the php include updates, but couldn't test since update wasn't working. I inserted the row manually, but couldn't find what makes it an html block vs. a php block.


    Edit Post:

    When you edit a post, there is no means to edit the Summary. So the post changes, but the summary stays the same.





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    Last modified: Thursday June 29 2000 @ 01:11PM EDT

    includes for blocks
    Posted under Development by justme on Thursday June 22 2000 @ 04:59PM EDT
    n";
    F_end();
    }

    T_TypeFiles Has the exact same structure as T_Blocks.
    The content field is the location to the php file you want to include.

    Useful for a block that takes advantage of grabbings news items to the blocks. I used it for the php-backend scripts that grab news items from common news sites.



    Rather than figuring out how to include code in the Blocks,

    I added this to common.inc.php3

    /* show code blocks */
    $sql = "SELECT * from T_TypeFiles";
    $sql .= " ORDER BY Timestamp DESC";
    $result = mysql_query($sql,$db);
    $nrows = mysql_num_rows($result);
    for ($i=0;$i $A = mysql_fetch_array($result);
    F_startblock($A["Heading"]);
    include ($A["Content"]);
    F_admin("T_TypeFiles",$A["Rid"],"stories.php3");
    print "
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    Last modified: Thursday June 29 2000 @ 06:39PM EDT

    Documentation?
    Posted under General by MarkEmmanuel on Wednesday June 21 2000 @ 05:52AM EDT
    I've been searching all over your site
    and source forge for documentation
    before I install this cutie. Problems
    is do I need PHP 3.0 or 4.0 for
    optimum performance? Is
    phpweblog an Apache module like
    Midgard? Does phpweblog have a
    feature to have a traditional message
    board like phorum?
    Yadda...yadda...yadda...yadda...

    If there aren't docs, I'd be happy to
    help write docs for her. :)

    Peace,
    --MarkEmmanuel @}-`---



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    Last modified: Friday June 23 2000 @ 07:41PM EDT

    Just suggestions.
    Posted under General by Lurk de Lurk on Monday June 19 2000 @ 11:19PM EDT
    - SEPARATE HTML CODE FROM PHP CODE. Please. Until then, this script is not flexible enough for those who wish to implement design ideas that venture beyond changing background colors or flip-flopping the news/blocks, as they must rehack for every code update or sacrifice control over their site.

    - Archive news over X months old. Page links at the bottom should only apply to news from the last X months. Include admin toggle to automatically prune news older than X months.

    - Mass prune admin option.

    - Change .php3 to .php to comply with PHP4.

    - Option to preview _or_ post immediately.



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    Last modified: Sunday June 25 2000 @ 09:06PM EDT

    User Management
    Posted under General by Peter Smith on Monday June 19 2000 @ 06:18PM EDT
    Is there any user management in phpWebLog??

    Like, just registered users would be able to post new messages?

    Thanks



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    Last modified: Thursday June 29 2000 @ 12:54AM EDT

    Searching through the comments
    Posted under Development by blade on Sunday June 18 2000 @ 06:09AM EDT
    I'm wondering about the not working function in the search routine. I can't search trough the comments of the stories. I've also tried to use this function on this site and it also doesn't work for me.

    Is is a lack of function or explicitly not implemented in the code ?

    laters



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    Last modified: Monday June 19 2000 @ 03:26AM EDT

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