Some links are going to http://www.seattlemind.com, Dru, why is that? If you have .htaccess or meta redirects in play, that would definitely be interferring with things, as POST data is not preserved through redirects.
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Subscribe [3]#31 / Jul 19, 2007 6:38pm
Some links are going to http://www.seattlemind.com, Dru, why is that? If you have .htaccess or meta redirects in play, that would definitely be interferring with things, as POST data is not preserved through redirects.
#32 / Jul 19, 2007 7:08pm
Ah - here’s why…
With our 12-15 or so blogs, I decided to change them from having separate URLs to all being subdomains of gearlive.com. So for example, tvenvy.com became television.gearlive.com, and so forth. Same for seattlemind.com, it’s now mindcamp.gearlive.com.
However, you just made me think to check the path settings and the path.php file. Looks like I forgot to update it for this particular weblog (as it is only active twice a year, when we are planning for the next Mind camp event). So I just went in and fixed those, and now search on the wiki IS WORKING. That cleared it up.
So now, we just have to figure out what’s messing with the Find/Create box. Any thoughts on THAT error (here it is again)?:
PHP Notice: Undefined index: XID in /var/www/vhosts/gearlive.com/****/****/modules/wiki/mod.wiki.php on line 4111, referer: http://mindcamp.gearlive.com/index.php/mindcamp/wiki
#33 / Jul 19, 2007 7:15pm
That field is definitely in your form, so that’s odd. I’m not seeing that error, but I assume you have it disabled except for Super Admins. Any extensions? It shouldn’t even be executing that code unless you have Secure Forms enabled, but the XID hash variable isn’t being parsed, indicating to me that it’s not enabled.
#34 / Jul 19, 2007 7:23pm
Actually, both forms are working now. I guess it was a matter of cache needing to clear. I am guessing the fixing of the paths that fixed search also fixed find/create? Either way, things look good now…
#35 / Jul 19, 2007 8:19pm
Whew, glad it’s all back up and running.
#36 / Jul 19, 2007 8:53pm
Yes - thanks to you guys 😉