>
> > mgd_errno();
> > $id = $article->create();
>
> It is no longer necessary to call mgd_errno before a midgard call to clear
> the error status.
>
Good!
> > if(!$id) {
> > echo "Failed to create article<br>\n";
> > echo "Reason: " . mgd_errstr(mgd_errno()) . "\n";
>
> and there is now a fix in CVS that makes mgd_errstr() the same as
> mgd_errstr(mgd_errno())
Great!
> > Which results in the following output:
> >
> > Article created. ID of article is 17.
> > Failed to create attachment.
> > Reason: Object does not exist
> >
> > So I do succeed in creating an article, and I would assume that that would
> > only be possible if the $article object would exist.
> > LogLevel is set to debug, no relevant messages though.
> >
> > What's wrong in this picture?
>
> What's wrong is that the oop create functions didn't set the object ID
> after creation. I think, because I would expect "Not an object" instead of
> "Object does not exist". Can you try again?
>
Got the CVS update, did a clean compile, installed it, no joy. Exactly the
same output. This install went smoothly btw. thanks to your fix to both
mgd_apache.h 's
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