Peter Melodye Bowers schrieb:
I'v got a problem with a custom markup. It renders the function
(MakeCont) instead of executing it it:
...
Rule:
Markup('contentbox', 'split',
'/\\(:contentbox\\s+(.*?)\\s*:\\)(.*?)\\(:contentboxend:\\)/s',
MakeContentbox(\$pagename,
Eugene S. Yarovoi eyarovoi at sas.upenn.edu writes:
Hello,I was trying to set up PM Wiki. However, when I copy the
pmwiki folder into my public_html folder, and point my browser to it,
my browser simply attempts to download the file, and does not open it.
Even when I select Open with
Sorry, my bad. /e is necessary for eval'ing the expression but the /s is
also necessary for multi-line (dot matches newline). Thus /es or /se should
do what you need.
-Peter
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Sounds to me that your web server doesn't have PHP installed properly.
Cheers
Martin
On 4/21/08, Eugene S. Yarovoi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I was trying to set up PM Wiki. However, when I copy the pmwiki folder into
my public_html folder, and point my browser to it, my browser
Regarding the suggestion that my web server does not have php set up
correctly: wouldn't my browser at least attempt to open the page instead of
doing the default action it takes when it does not recognize a file type
(download the file)? Also, if I try putting the file on the desktop and
On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 01:42:34PM -0400, Eugene S. Yarovoi wrote:
Regarding the suggestion that my web server does not have php set up
correctly: wouldn't my browser at least attempt to open the page instead
of doing the default action it takes when it does not recognize a file
Quoting Eugene S. Yarovoi [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Regarding the suggestion that my web server does not have php set up
correctly:
If you put this on a php file it should give all the info about your
PHP setup. Not sure whether it will tell us about this issue, which
sounds like MIME types?
?php
A few of us are having trouble getting any of the flash recipes to show flash
video correctly. Is there anybody on the list who has setup a working example
that we could take a look at?
Thanks so much!
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A few of us are having trouble getting any of the flash recipes to show flash
video correctly. Is there anybody on the list who has setup a working example
that we could take a look at?
http://www.mot.be/w/1/index.php/MuseumNl/DeKist
http://www.mot.be/w/1/index.php/BakehousesEn/Bakehouses
On Sun, 20 Apr 2008 19:11:46 -0700
Dr Fred C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Fred, Thanks for the feedback.
If there has to be a cost, which is only reasonable since it's a
commerce application, ideally it ought to be a one time (shareware)
cost, with a free setup/testing period.
It would be
On Mon, 21 Apr 2008 23:25:55 +0200
Christophe David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.mot.be/w/1/index.php/MuseumNl/DeKist
http://www.mot.be/w/1/index.php/BakehousesEn/Bakehouses
Christophe, which recipes are you using? (It's not possible to view
source.)
I would like to host the flash
hi
solved half of this quicktime issue:
the example on the quicktime page worked:
(:quicktime Attach:myfile.ext arg1=someting arg2=something:)
but when i tried to add in an external URL, this didn't:
(:quicktime Attach:http://www.externalwebsite.com/myfile.ext
arg1=someting arg2=something:)
oops
this last msg was supposed to be half-answering this subject ([pmwiki-
users] quicktime external URL), not the one listed...
hi
solved half of this quicktime issue:
the example on the quicktime page worked:
(:quicktime Attach:myfile.ext arg1=someting arg2=something:)
but when i tried
i just realized how to embed a flashfile uploaded to one group onto a
page in another group on the same site (answering question #3) - the
key is using an absolute URL:
works if flashfile is uploaded to the same group
(:flash Attach:flashfile.swf width=150 height=100:)
Quoting adam overton [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
flashfile uploaded to a different group DOES work if you give an
absolute address
(:flash http://blah.com/pmwiki/uploads/MyOtherGroup/flashfile.swf
width=150 height=100:)
Can you refer to a file located anywhere by using an absolute path?
Or does it
Maybe I have it wrong, but I have something like
*$TotalCounterBlacklist['Locations'] = '127.0.0.1,192.168.0.1'; *
2008/4/19 James Montaldi [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Simon - thanks for the suggestion.
In fact I have tried it and it doesn't work either.
Explicitly, the last few lines of my
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