kishore
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: checkout of subversion returns errorI executed the above commands from a ubuntu linux installation…
ping ww.wp.xz.cn works as expected
svn co from another site works…
am not behind any proxy…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 2004-02-24 : successful logon taken to invalid pagI have now installed the 2004-02-28 nightly and as stated above… the bug still exists !
use http://www.kishore.org/testing/wordpress/ – with user:t001 and pass:pass to testForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 2004-02-24 : successful logon taken to invalid pagDear Michel,
I think that I found the bug !
In the CVS, see wp-login.php
…..
if (0 == $user->user_level) {
$redirect_to = $site . ‘/wp-admin/profile.php’;
}
…..
This code was introduced in version 1.6. I think that the $site should be $siteurl
For wp-login.php – latest version 1.10, I also see comment “Removed global $siteurl and $blogfilename, use get_settings. Syntax fix for wp-db.” – Probably a search was only done for siteurl and this bug still exists !
Please clarify “annoying vhost behaviour on your webhost”
I will request my webhost to look into it !
Cheers, Kishore.Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: REQ: deliver empty my-hacks.phpTo LaughingLizard,
1) I totally agree that an upgrade should not touch my-hacks.php. Even then, the upgrade could still setup a valid my-hacks.php if there is none… e.g., Maybe in version 0.x there is no such concept and the concept is in 1.x !
2) But Please explain why a new install will cause a problem by delivering a simple valid “my-hacks.php”
3) Performance problems: I am stating that there should be no performance problems – if a empty and/or valid my-hacks.php is delivered !
4) It is true that a text file can be created outside… I just thought that an empty/valid my-hacks.php will make the system a little-bit more usable !Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: REQ: categories: display like ( a > b , d > e > fI am not sure which link you are referring to… anyway I explain more…
1) http://www.carnatic.com/karmasaya/ – If you scroll to the bottom, you will see
Categories : ( Interest > 1 , Recommendation )
This means that this page is categorised under Interest (level1), 1 (level2) and Recommendation. The same would be displayed in WP as
Index 1 Recommendation
2) http://www.carnatic.com/karmasaya/sitemap.php – This the list of recently created and most popular pages/content with the categories filed under
The “>” signs just means the hierarchy
I hope it is clearer now !