On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 10:21 AM, Boblitz John <[email protected]> wrote: > Unfortunatly, it is behind a corporate firewall.
It's actually the data pages themselves (the content of the pages that you want listed in the pagelist rather than the content of the page with the pagelist markup) that would be more important -- I want to confirm that there is nothing on those pages that would disqualify them from being included in the list... But it's very difficult to do that via email. I would suggest zipping up your entire BWAPP group and transferring it to another instance of pmwiki (preferably on another server that is totally up-to-date with a plain-vanilla configuration [no or almost no recipes installed]) and see if it works there. If it works there then you have ruled out the content of the page as the source of error and you can focus completely on either your version of pmwiki or your PHP configuration or other configuration variables. If it doesn't work on a plain-vanilla, up-to-date pmwiki installation then you know to look more closely at the content of that page. Another possibility (an easier, quicker test) would be to create a new page on your existing pmwiki installation that has *only* the pagelist in question. If that works then it points much more strongly to the possibility of running into some type of memory limit or regex limit or something... Unfortunately if it doesn't work it doesn't tell you much of anything since that pagelist by itself could still be causing pmwiki to exceed a limit ... But that's probably where I would start. -Peter _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
