SUCCESS!! Thanks much everyone, including ABClf who sent me a private message.

Starting over after my stupid mistake, I place /* and */ before and after all my recipes.

I open my homepage and see my content without my skin and can edit and save.

I start removing /* and */ from each recipe from the bottom up, test afterwards, and isolate the problem:
$ScriptUrl = 'http://charternetwork.org/public_html /pmwiki.php';
We had changed the directory from public_html to pmwiki and had not changed this url, or if we did, it got lost somewhere somehow.

So I also changed
$PubDirUrl = 'http://charternetwork.org/public_html/pub';
to read
$PubDirUrl = 'http://charternetwork.org/pmwiki/pub';

And it still works!
Wade Lee Hudson
Charter for Compassion Network
http://charternetwork.org/


Nigel Thomas wrote:
Comment should be /* ... */ - you have /* ... /*

HTH

Nigel

2010/1/15 Wade Hudson <[email protected]>
When I edit the following line to read
/*$WikiTitle = 'Charter for Compassion Network';/*
I can edit and save, but my skin doesn't work and at the top I get:
Warning: Unterminated comment starting line 11 in /home/freeinte/public_html/charternetwork.org/pmwiki/local/config.php on line 11
If the line count includes blank lines, line 11 is the Title line above.

When I remove /* from that line, nothing loads except:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '[' in /home/freeinte/public_html/charternetwork.org/pmwiki/local/config.php on line 35

Line 35 is: EMailFormAddresses['wh'] = '[email protected]';
When I add /* before and after that line, the homepage loads without the skin with the following at the top:

Warning: Unterminated comment starting line 35 in /home/freeinte/public_html/charternetwork.org/pmwiki/local/config.php on line 35

And I still can't edit and save.

When I add /* before and after the Title line, I can edit and save. But I still don't have my skin.

Suggestions? Thanks again....


Peter Bowers wrote:
On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 11:50 PM, Wade Hudson <[email protected]> wrote:
  
All of a sudden, I'm unable to save pages after I edit them. I click
save and connect to my site but the changes aren't saved.
    
A good trouble-shooting technique is to rule out possible recipe
conflict.  Edit your config.php and comment out all recipes.  Actually
using the /* ... */ type of comments will very easily let you comment
out *everything* except the few standard lines at the very top.  If
you still have problems then you know it's something in your server
configuration rather than your pmwiki configuration.

I'm assuming you've already thought through the "what changed?"
question...  If it was working and you made some change to your
configuration, no matter how innocuous, and then it stopped working,
then it warrants focusing your attention on that area...  Did you
install something else on that same server (completely unrelated to
pmwiki, even)?  Did you copy/delete/rename a file behind the scenes
that seemed completely unrelated? etc....  Did your server get an
upgrade?

-Peter
  

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