>> >My guess: the page isn't active, so $argv[0] == 0 (undefined actually)
>> >allways and the page defaults to listing the articles.>
>> Nope - it looks right to me:damn, there goes the colour TV :<
>Echo $argv[0] on the page to see if it's set. I can't pull up the page
>right now but it's also possible that $argv[0] was copied by a page
>element to a variable to be used in the page content and that the problem
>lies in this element.
Well here's something interesting. I put a little marker in each of the 3 bits
concerned - page #37 (the News Releases page for VMUC - the one I'm using to test all
this) and it's two page elements 29 & 30 (code-init and article respectively). Both
page #37 and element #29 carried the correct value for $argv[0] but element #30 failed
to display at all. This code was at the start of it
<!-- PE30CONTENT - <?echo $argv[0];?>-->
The comment doesn't appear though in the html in the browser.
Then delving a bit further, a quick insert into element #29 of
<!-- PE29CONTENTART - <?if ($article) echo "BOO";?>-->
shows that $article isn't being set (hence element #30 never being used). That must
mean mgd_get_article($id); is failing, doesn't it? How do I find out why? That new
error code stuff?
>> Is it unrelated that pictures for the admin site won't come up but
>> pictures for the example site do?
>
>The pictures aren't server by Midgard. We pass that job on to 'normal'
>apache, so look where apache expects the pictures (somewhere under the
>admin site docroot of course) and move them there or adjust the docroot.
I'm aware that they aren't being served by midgard. I therefore moved both
directories into /var/www and the example site is serving them fine but the admin site
isn't. Do I need to define a docroot for the admin site? How come I didn't have to
to get the example site working?
Nick
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