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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Postie] Postie broken in manual mode (but not in debug mode)1. The server is a Windows 2003 server (yeah). The web server is Apache.
2. I think that the file type refers to the vcf part at the end of one of the two emails, it’s not catastrophic, since the email was imported and I can fix the bottom part correctly.
3. Even when this problem (the file type) does NOT occur, the other problem that I reported is still there, i.e., the not-terminated postie page upon clicking on “Process email” and which displays only the title, so I have no idea what it is supposed to display if at all (when clicking “Debug” everything looks fine).
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Postie] Postie broken in manual mode (but not in debug mode)I did set it, and ran “Process email” on two pending messages. Here is what displayed in the postie page:
Postie Settings (v1.7.27)
File type is not allowed(The html source code stops just after that line). Nothing in the Apache error log. However: both emails were processed, one with a problem at the end.
When I run the same on the non problematic message, no error message is displayed either when clicking “Process email” or “Debug”.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Postie] Postie broken in manual mode (but not in debug mode)I just checked: none whatsoever.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Quotes in scripts are converted to entitiesI found the bug in the code, it is quite difficult to locate.
The parentheses around the arguments to the 5 calls to the
strstr()function on line 41 don’t balance: a closing one is missing after one of the calls and was added to balance at the end of the clause. No wonder it didn’t work.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Quotes in scripts are converted to entitiesThe problem is with the logic of wptexturize; when I bypass its (flawed) logic by inserting, as first argument, a
return($text), the problem disappears.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Quotes in scripts are converted to entitiesMore info.
Here is a blantantly odd way in which WordPress breaks the code – not only by replacing the quotes with the entities, but in an unbalanced fashion:– What I wrote:
<script ...>myFunction('arg1','arg2','arg3',arg4)
(the last one is a numeric value)– Here is the code in the resulting Web page:
<script ...>myFunction(’arg1’,'arg2’,'arg3’,arg4)
(i.e., the first quote of the second and the third argument are left unchanged – which is correct, all the other ones are broken).Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Bug in get_links tagForum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Upgrade to 2.0.4 fails with fatal error in wp-db.phpThis is solved here (first response in this topic).