Thanks for your response Petko
I have been using the PITS recipe for years! It has been very helpful in
several projects.
At this time I have several volunteer software projects on the same wiki
field (revolving around a common topic) each of which needs to have its
own PITS recipe running. Right now the PITS recipe only works with one
instance per field.
My biggest "problem" is that I am used to Rapid Application Development
(RAD) development software and am pretty well "up a creek" if I can't
single step through a program to see what is happening in real time.
If someone has had success implementing pits-0.23.php I would be very
glad to hear from you.
If there is someway someone can point me to how to figure it it out
myself, that's probably even better.
Dave
On 3/26/2013 5:36 PM, Petko Yotov wrote:
The PITS recipe was developed by Pm for the PmWiki issue tracking
system. It was later modified by me to help more easily prioritize the
open feature requests, enable some caching and change the layout to
something more compact.
Other developers who needed different features have "forked" the
versions running at pmwiki.org and released their own versions at
different times. It seems that these versions pits-0.22.php,
pits-0.23.php, ... derive from the first generation of the PITS.php
file, and are now quite different from our current version.
With regrets, I have to admit that I have never found the time to
examine these modified versions and include their changes and features
in the basic version.
If you're trying to use the file PITS.php, it is the one running on
pmwiki.org and supported by me, and I can try to help in case of
problems. If you're using another version released by another
developer, it may be best to contact him for support.
Petko
David Sovinski writes:
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Using pmwiki-2.2.39
I installed pits-0.23.php according to my understanding of the
instructions.
1) I placed a copy of pits-0.23.php into my Farm cookbook directory
and renamed it to pits.php
2) I placed a file Convent2.php in my /local directory which contains
the single line
<?include_once("$FarmD/cookbook/pits.php");
I accessed the page
<URL:http://www.helpcave.org/TestPits/index.php?n=Convent2.ITS>http://www.helpcave.org/TestPits/index.php?n=Convent2.ITS
and created a new issue at
<URL:http://www.helpcave.org/TestPits/index.php?n=Convent2.NewIssue>http://www.helpcave.org/TestPits/index.php?n=Convent2.NewIssue
the PITS Form is shown as I expected BUT there are two problems...
1) When I click "Submit new issue" the contents are not transferred
to the pmWiki edit window.
2) I re-typed the entry into the pmWiki window and saved it as a
Feature/Change Request. pmWiki created the page
<URL:http://www.helpcave.org/TestPits/index.php?n=Convent2.00001>http://www.helpcave.org/TestPits/index.php?n=Convent2.00001
but it is not displayed in the
<URL:http://www.helpcave.org/TestPits/index.php?n=Convent2.ITS>http://www.helpcave.org/TestPits/index.php?n=Convent2.ITS
page. The program "knows" it should be there because it no longer
display the "No bugs ;-)" default message.
What am I missing?
Thanks
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