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Hi there, I hope someone can help :)
I've installed this mod, but so far have been unable to get it working. I think the problem is that I've also got vB Nexus installed, which is making it fall over because it can't find some required files: Quote:
(Just in case you need this info, I've got the forum installed at /root/forum and the wiki at /root/wiki) |
nice MOD.
any idea how to get mediawiki to display in forum theme ? instead of mediawiki own skins. |
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Found this on a Mediawiki support site from someone who was complaining about a similar issue with other extensions: Quote:
Fixed!! Apparently, PHP 5.2.x used to auto-convert value passing to reference passing, but 5.3.x won't and it errors out. Very simple fix. Line 264 of includes/AuthPlugin_vBSSO.php: Replace Quote:
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Good call on that; I upgraded to PHP 5.3 and it broke so much crap that I had to downgrade back to 5.2 so I had no idea it was incompatible. I'll try to get a version up that accounts for this.
I have, however, confirmed that it works on MW 1.15. |
That one character fix worked like a charm! Now up and running with vBulletin 3.8.4, mediawiki 1.15.1, and PHP 5.3. Thx folks!
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This looks promising. I'll give this a try soon.
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Got my VPS yesterday, and installed wiki immediately. However, I keep running into trouble when attempting to install this mod. Particularly, I have isolated the trouble to the second line that is to be added to the PHP file. I can insert the first line and have things working, but as soon as the second line is implemented, the page turns blank (Like referenced in page 21, and reported solved later. I just have no idea how to achieve it at my forum, since the wiki and forum reside on the same server on the same domain. Forum in /forums, wiki in /w).
Could someone explain in coochie coo talk what exactly that line is supposed to do, and how I could go about troubleshooting for possible workarounds or solutions, please? Thanks. Peter |
Hi Peter,
could you be more specific and show us examples of the code you feel is causing the problem. My forum / wiki is working perfectly now. Regards Peter |
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Quick question: if I go to Special:Statistics, it only says I have 1 Registered User but when I click the Users link, it shows a list of all the members who have been "auto-logged-in". Is there a way to auto-assign them so that they appear in the statistics page? |
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Sure. Sorry. I was at work before and did not have access to the files. The statement that ends up throwing me the blank page is: Code:
require_once( "$IP/includes/AuthPlugin_vBSSO.php" ); Thanks in advance. Update: Been trying different things, including removing the $IP setting. No go. I ensured it wasn't the Code:
define( VB_SYSTEM_PATH, '/var/www/html/forum' ); The source of the page is like this: Code:
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