> If page number n works, but page n+1 does not, then it must be the > n+1.xml file that is screwed up. Fix it. You can look at the > other files (i.e. 1.xml) to look at the format. Then, reboot. > > I don't know why this happens.
I've had this problem a couple of times now. Here is some detail on one of the cases (note that the swiki contains confidential information so I can't give access to it for debugging it live). Here we have a problem right on the front page (1.xml) in which the first two links (pages 2 and 3) show up correctly but the last two links (pages 23 and 25) don't. The xml file looks like this: <?xml version="1.0"?> <page> <version date="23/5/2003" time="8:04:01 pm" user="atlantis.glab" /> <settings> <s name="lock" type="boolean">false</s> <s name="referenceCache" type="coll">2 3 23 25</s> </settings> <name>dev Swiki</name> <text>- *2* - *3* - *23* - *25*</text> </page> The links to page 23 and 25 are both shown as "Error: this should not happen". If I choose to edit the page I get something like this: - *alternate scripting* - *swf* - *23* - *25* showing the right names for the first two entries (page 2 and 3) and only the page numbers for the links to page 23 and 25 (which show up displaying the error message). And when I look at 23.xml (the shorter of the two) I see: <?xml version="1.0"?> <page> <version date="23/5/2003" time="5:09:33 pm" user="atlantis.glab" /> <settings> <s name="lock" type="boolean">false</s> <s name="referenceCache" type="coll">24</s> </settings> <name>architectural discussions</name> <text>!Diskussions on the Architecture This space is intended for architectural notes and discussions. - *24* </text> </page> Which again, has nothing in there that looks wrong to me. However, if I try to navigate to, e.g., "http://localhost/swiki/23"; manually I get an error "Not found - This page is not valid" even though 23.xml clearly exists. It does not seem to me as if there's anything wrong with the XML itself (it's certainly well-formed) so I can only suspect that maybe, ComSwiki isn't getting to the xml file itself for some reason. Any ideas on how to crack this nut? Cheers, - Andreas _______________________________________________ Pws mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://mailman.cc.gatech.edu/mailman/listinfo/pws
