On 22.10.2010, at 19:35, Greg Ercolano wrote: > Matthias Melcher wrote: >> On 22.10.2010, at 15:48, Greg Ercolano wrote: >> >>> I wanted to add some comments to this article: >>> http://fltk.org/applications/articles.php?L449+I0+T+P3+Q#_USER_COMMENTS >>> .but when I click on the "Submit Comment" button, I get a white page >>> instead of a comment input form.
I tried this too, and I can *sometimes* see the same effect, but sometimes I can get to the comment form. It seems to have to do with having logged in or not, but then I can't reproduce it reliably (i.e. sometimes I get the login page if I'm not logged in, and it works, but sometimes it doesn't work even if I'm logged in (as dev. of course)). >> Please file an STR against the web page. I am not sure who can maintain this >> though... . >> > > Yes, though looks like there's several bugs already reported > about being unable to make comments. Yes, I see... > I know cgi-bin programming pretty well, so maybe I'll take a look. It's all php and mysql (and probably some cron jobs ...). > I /think/ there's a way devs can access the web stuff, I'll see if > I can figure it out. Log in as dev, then go to the "Web Site" tab, and click on o Download the nightly backups See further instructions there - you can check out the subversion repository of the web site to take a look at it (and modify, commit etc.), but you can also build your own test server. I did it in a Ubuntu VM, and it works for most of the functions, but some small parts are missing. Good for testing anyway... To see the web site bugs (STR's), click on o Manage the site bugs Albrecht _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
