Hi Evelyn, can we have a look at some of your products?
PM Poon
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Evelyn Yoder <eyoder(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Yes, this was my process:
- downloaded the files from the MW download page:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Download
- used 7-zip to extract the files
- used FileZilla to copy the contents of MW1.14 folder to the hosted site
(first, I renamed /images folder, /extensions folder and /skins folder to
preserve the customized contents; I renamed localsettings.php to
localsettings-old.php)
- opened the wiki in a web browser, and installed MW the usual way
> this is when the odd Notices appeared:
> *Notice*: Use of undefined constant NS_FILE_TALK - assumed
'NS_FILE_TALK' in *
/home/platfor1/public_html/wiki/includes/DefaultSettings.php**1930* on line
* >> Notice*: Undefined variable: wgAjaxSearch in *
/home/platfor1/public_html/wiki/includes/Setup.php* on line *272*
Continued the process, since nothing seemed to be fatal...I am now
re-thinking this decision...
- moved localsettings.php from /config folder
- deleted folders: /images, /extensions, /skins, and renamed previous
folders
- added my custom stuff to the localsettings.php file
- launched the site
> this is when I got the error message: *Fatal
error*: Undefined class
constant 'FOR_THIS_USER' in *
/home/platfor1/public_html/wiki/includes/Article.php* on line *440*
This solved the problem:
- delete all files on the hosted site (except /images folder, /extensions
folder and /skins folder)
- unzip the MW file again and copy the files to the hosted site
- re-run the installation, and do the same cleanup as before
It's all good now:
http://lj.platformatyourservice.com/~platfor1/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Pag…
<
http://lj.platformatyourservice.com/%7Eplatfor1/wiki/index.php?title=Main_P…
Let me know if you need additional info to debug.
Btw, I've been a techwriter using FrameMaker/RoboHelp for 10+ years. My
experience with MediaWiki has been exceptional. Although yes, there is a
learning curve to master the nuances of building a MediaWiki site, my users
get immediate gratification, compared to the WebHelp model that's locked
into a software distribution cycle. MediaWiki is the best tool, ever.
And, we're using it in a very different way to its' intended use: I created
most of the content as a solo contributor, users don't login and have
read-only privileges. Plus, we are supporting two products/brands with this
one installation. Each site has different branding and content, thanks to
skins, templates and parser functions. Thanks for consistently delivering
such a robust, powerful tool.
Evelyn
On Sat, Mar 21, 2009 at 3:18 PM, Tim Starling <tstarling(a)wikimedia.org
wrote:
> Evelyn Yoder wrote:
> > Hello -
>
> > I'm upgrading from
V1.13.4 to V1.14. I have been doing upgrades
> successfully
> > since V1.12, so I'm not sure what's wrong.
>
> > This is the error I get:
>
> > *Fatal error*: Undefined
class constant 'FOR_THIS_USER' in *
> > /home/platfor1/public_html/wiki/includes/Article.php* on line *440*
> Can you explain how you obtained and
uploaded the files for the new
> version? It looks like some files have not been updated.
> -- Tim Starling
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