On Fri, Feb 15, 2013 at 7:57 AM, Kyle Newton <[email protected]> wrote:
> Something as simple as: > --- > [[http://one.com]] [[http://two.com]] [[http://three.com]] [[ > http://four.com]] > --- > > Results in: > --- > PmWiki can't process your request > > ?invalid page name > > We are sorry for any inconvenience. > --- > Based on Petko's recent response, I think the next step in debugging is to find out what page you are being sent to. In order to do this you will need to make a copy of pmwiki.php (I would copy it to pmwiki.php.orig) and then edit pmwiki.php. *** Editing pmwiki.php is STRONGLY discouraged. For good reason. Doing so will cause all your CDs and DVDs to get scratched, all your socks to come back from the laundry without their mates, and undoubtedly cause you to forget where you parked your car the next time you go to the airport as well. Carry on at your own risk. (And make sure you have made the backup and that you restore the backup as soon as you get the requested information.) *** On line 653 (or slightly before or slightly after - my copy is slightly out of date) you will see a line that looks like this: ===(snip)=== Abort('$[?invalid page name]'); ===(snip)=== Change that to look like this: ===(snip)=== Abort('$[?invalid page name]'."p=$p, pagename=$pagename"); ===(snip)=== Then try to save a page with 4 links and let us know the value of $p and $pagename... Then, if you value your socks, DVDs, and keys, restore your copy of pmwiki.php! -Peter
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