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Re: Modifying forum page header corrupts FUD [message #8777 is a reply to message #8774] |
Sat, 22 February 2003 01:21 |
Ilia
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Database system will have not impact on this it is simply no relavent here.
Could you send me (attach to your reply) the modified copy of your header, I think you probably mis-modified it.
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Re: Modifying forum page header corrupts FUD [message #8796 is a reply to message #8781] |
Sat, 22 February 2003 20:05 |
Ilia
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The file is broken, if you'll note that every " inside the 'header' section is escaped with a \. Remove those \ and the rebuild the theme, it should work then.
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Re: Modifying forum page header corrupts FUD [message #8799 is a reply to message #8796] |
Sat, 22 February 2003 21:03 |
eskimo
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prottoss wrote on Sat, 22 February 2003 15:05 | The file is broken, if you'll note that every " inside the 'header' section is escaped with a \. Remove those \ and the rebuild the theme, it should work then.
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Well, like I said, this time I didn't even modify the header before I hit 'Save Changes'. So if the file is broken, it's because the FUD script broke it.
In any event, I removed all the \'s and then hit 'Save Changes', and the script immediately put the \'s back. I have no idea why it's doing that.
However, when I manually edit the header.tmpl file and rebuild the theme, it works fine. I'd rather use the Template editor script though, if I could get it to work without adding the \. Is it perhaps a PHP setting that's doing this? I don't remember ever seeing a setting like this, but something is definitely telling it to do that.
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Re: Modifying forum page header corrupts FUD [message #8828 is a reply to message #8824] |
Tue, 25 February 2003 02:48 |
eskimo
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AutoHost wrote on Mon, 24 February 2003 14:58 | I think this has do to with an incorrect PHP setting called 'magic_quotes'. If you look in the BUGS or HOWTO forums, you'll find some posts about it.
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You da man! This is exactly what the problem was! I edited my php.ini and reloaded my Apache and problem solved.
Now, my question is does changing this "magic_quotes" setting negatively affect other features of PHP that I should be aware of?
Thanks again for the advice, that problem was driving me batty.
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