Hi,
i’m new from mailing list, sorry for my not perfect english!
I’m web developer and my hobby is growing hot chili pepper.
I will join my profession with my hobby, I had the idea to create a free open mediawiki devoted entirely to hot pepper. I have already submitted this idea to people participating in other sites on the topic and are interested in contributing (contents)
I'm looking for people who are familiar with mediawiki to give me advice on how to start the project, to be sure to do just
if anyone has please help me at this early stage please contact me to send him the link to the project (the domain of the project is not yet public, and I do not want Google to index it immediately)
Thanks
Danilo Caccialanza wrote:
I'm looking for people who are familiar with mediawiki to give me advice on how to start the project, to be sure to do just
I made my first MediaWiki site two days ago. It was easy, and I just followed the instructions:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Installation_guide
Don't be afraid to make mistakes. If you need help, ask here. If you do mess something up badly, it's easy to just remove MediaWiki completely and start over, so at the early stage mistakes are easy to recover from.
I've got a puzzler. I have one page on my wiki that I cannot edit. The behavior is visit page, click edit tab, make changes, click save button, and the page hangs up and eventually times out. Once it finally times out, the page comes back with the &action=submit URL and a blank white page (no source to view). In IE, it reports as an HTTP 500 error. Refresh/resend form data doesn't work. I have my PHP errors reporting to a log file, but there aren't any errors associated with this issue. And the real kicker is that this particular page is the only one on my site behaving this way. All other pages behave as normal.
What I've tried: - I've maxed out my PHP memory limit. - I've created a new test page and pasted the data from the corrupt page into it. Behaves as normal. - I've tried deleting the corrupt page and moving this new test page to its place, but it will not let me assign a new page to that corrupt URL. - It will not let me restore the deleted page, either. It hangs up the same as when I tried to save an edit. - I've truncated the cache table in the database (not sure what this would do, but I saw it suggested somewhere).
Again, this is only happening on one page of my entire wiki (unfortunately it's an important one). I have yet to be able to duplicate any of the behavior on any other pages.
I'm running MediaWiki 1.13.2 (I know I need to upgrade), PHP 5.2.9, MySQL 5.1.33.
Thanks in advance for any help,
Rob
I realized as I typed out what version of MediaWiki I was using that hey, I should probably go ahead and upgrade. So I did, and that took care of my editing problem. Sorry for the extraneous email!
Rob
-----Original Message----- From: Robert Lindsey [mailto:rlindsey@statelibrary.sc.gov] Sent: Friday, September 25, 2009 12:10 PM To: mediawiki-l@lists.wikimedia.org Subject: [Mediawiki-l] Cannot edit a specific page
I've got a puzzler. I have one page on my wiki that I cannot edit. The behavior is visit page, click edit tab, make changes, click save button, and the page hangs up and eventually times out. Once it finally times out, the page comes back with the &action=submit URL and a blank white page (no source to view). In IE, it reports as an HTTP 500 error. Refresh/resend form data doesn't work. I have my PHP errors reporting to a log file, but there aren't any errors associated with this issue. And the real kicker is that this particular page is the only one on my site behaving this way. All other pages behave as normal.
What I've tried: - I've maxed out my PHP memory limit. - I've created a new test page and pasted the data from the corrupt page into it. Behaves as normal. - I've tried deleting the corrupt page and moving this new test page to its place, but it will not let me assign a new page to that corrupt URL. - It will not let me restore the deleted page, either. It hangs up the same as when I tried to save an edit. - I've truncated the cache table in the database (not sure what this would do, but I saw it suggested somewhere).
Again, this is only happening on one page of my entire wiki (unfortunately it's an important one). I have yet to be able to duplicate any of the behavior on any other pages.
I'm running MediaWiki 1.13.2 (I know I need to upgrade), PHP 5.2.9, MySQL 5.1.33.
Thanks in advance for any help,
Rob
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