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During the install, all of the "post" methods in the forms aren't working. This is due to code like:

form action=

which should instead be:

form action=""

(note the quotes)

There were 10 occurances of this in the install script, and I fixed them in my copy with search and replace--seemed to do the trick.

Posted by Jay Fienberg at 2004-12-13 11:04:14 / PST

oops, the important bit of the code got stripped out of the comment. Enclosed in angle brackets, it's:

?= $PHP_SELF ?

that got stripped out.

Posted by Jay Fienberg at 2004-12-13 11:05:35 / PST

Thanks, Jay. Not sure how that slipped through (rather embarrassing, actually...).

Interestingly, most browsers seem to work around this on their own (treating the URL as if it is quoted) which is why we didn't catch this. Thanks for noting it - I'll add it to our bug list.

- Dwayne

Posted by Dwayne at 2004-12-27 10:19:53 / PST

Comments do not appear to be showing up in feeds, for instance, see http://editthispagephp.sourceforge.net/home/wishlist.xml

Posted by Christopher Allen at 2004-12-29 19:00:43 / PST

I would like to use ETP and downloaded the newest version.
But the installation process doesnt work properly for me.
I want to install ETP on a local windows 2000 server with Apache and PHP using localhost / 127.0.0.1

During installation I am administrator but do get permission errors.

Do you know, what to do?

Posted by Werner Bohlmann at 2004-12-31 06:35:18 / PST

Version 06.b0 is just uploading, and should be available shortly. Thanks to those who took time to point out bugs in the previous release. Those and others have been addressed in the newest version.

Posted by Dwayne at 2005-02-10 11:21:34 / PST

There seems to be some sort of bug with the file versioning where old versions are often lost when editing the page.

Posted by Kevin at 2005-02-17 21:42:50 / PST

Please replace all

Posted by Daniel at 2005-02-20 03:35:03 / PST

Let's try this again. Please replace all < ? = tags with < ? php echo tags, so that they don't conflict with xml tags.

Posted by Daniel at 2005-02-20 03:36:02 / PST

Regarding XML incompatibility with PHP's short tags: I'm sorry, I'm not quite sure where you're going with this. Unless you're planning on using the script itself as an XML source (and I'm not sure why or how you would be doing that), this won't affect anything.

Is there something specific you had in mind with this? If there's a good use-case for it, we'd definitely look at it, but otherwise it seems superfluous.

Posted by Dwayne at 2005-03-04 11:35:59 / PST

"There seems to be some sort of bug with the file versioning where old versions are often lost when editing the page."

I haven't been able to reproduce this. Is there a particular set of circumstances where this occurs? At the moment this is tagged "Works for me" ;)

Posted by Dwayne at 2005-03-04 11:38:21 / PST

> "There seems to be some sort of bug
> with the file versioning where old
> versions are often lost when editing
> the page."

> I haven't been able to reproduce this.
> Is there a particular set of
> circumstances where this occurs? At
> the moment this is tagged "Works for
> me" ;)

Check the demo page on your site, it seems to have the same problem i was talking about.

Posted by Kevin at 2005-03-16 11:29:45 / PST