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On my live site, which runs EE 1 at the moment, I get the following output:

B
- Basics Contacts
- Basics Credits
- Basics Overview

C
- Character Alts
- Character Concepts
- Character Guide

It can be seen at : http://www.westeros.org/BoD/Helpfiles/Category:Info/

On my EE 2 test site, I get this:

BASICS_CONTACTS
- Basics Contacts

BASICS_CREDITS
- Basics Credits

BASICS_OVERVIEW
- Basics Overview

CHARACTER_ALTS
- Character Alts

CHARACTER_CONCEPTS
- Character Concepts

CHARACTER_GUIDE
- Character Guide

Comparing the relevant sections of the template, they look pretty much identical, so I am not sure what is happening. The template does seem to dictate that the list should look as on EE 1, but it isn’t happening.

Hey Linda,

Thank you for posting your question.

Can you show me the code you are using to produce your list?

I can use that as a starting point and see what I can come up with.

Thank you,

Its pretty much the default code from the Wiki Templates:

{wiki:category_articles limit="500"}

{header}
<h3>Articles in category "{topic}":</h3>
<p>There {if articles_total == '1'}is 1 article{if:else}are {articles_total} articles{/if} for this category.<br />
{/header}</p>

<p>{letter_header}{letter}{/letter_header}</p>

<p><div>- <a href="http://{path:view_article}">{title}</a></div></p>

<p>{footer}{/footer}</p>

<p>{/wiki:category_articles}

Hey Linda,

Thanks for your patience.

I am going to ask an engineer about this. I am not seeing anything in the changelog that would indicate a difference between the two.

Hang tight!

Cheers,

Thanks. 😊

Hrm- I don’t replicate.  My 2.x looks pretty much like your 1.x.  If you try it using the default theme, is it still doing that?

{exp:wiki base_path='wiki' wiki="default_wiki" theme="default"}

It definitely looks buggy to me, but like I say, I’m not replicating.  (See attched.)

Yes, I am getting the same result using the default. Hrm, that’s very curious, indeed.

K- let’s try this- can you attach your custom theme page- the wiki_article.html one?  I’ll try dropping it into my default and see if things go horribly wrong.

Is weird though- because the bit you posted looks correct.  So I don’t see why it would bork.  Yet clearly it’s theme related.  Hrm.  Anyway- if you can attach, I’ll give it a test.

Hrm, of course…I just realized that it could be my wrapper setup after all. I moved the wrapper out of the wiki theme file and into the template where I put the wiki tag so that I could easily update it along with any other templates.

I had thought the fact that the default theme also threw the error meant it wasn’t this, but of course, it would actually end up double-wrapped.

But why it would kill this particular part of it, hrm. I will need to look at the wrapper first.

Yep- I can see the wrapper possibly being in play, but like you, I can’t see why it would break the way it’s breaking.  It’s like the letter header is totally skipped and it’s showing a url title above the title every time.  It’s just weird!  But I’m thinking it’s something in that custom template code doing it.

If you can’t spot it and sending it over isn’t a good option, let me know and we can get you some info on how to take a closer look.

What’s the best way of sending it over? Attaching it to a PM, maybe, so I don’t need to strip out any system-revealing stuff? 😊

Email is fine- .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).  If you have any of it in the actual template itself (beyond the wiki tag itself), can you include that as a text file too?

This one actually turned out to be a bug, which is fixed up now, and should be good in the next release.

Sorry it caught you, Linda!  And that I couldn’t replicate w/out going in.  It only shows up if mb_strtoupper() isn’t supported.