Hi,
due to repeating spam attacks against my wiki I tried the reCaptcha extension. Somehow, the extension screws up the HTML source of the pages. Now, the source of each page from my wiki begins with </pre>, followed by the DOCTYPE definition and the rest of the page.
Most browsers ignore that tag, however, the RSS feed don't work anymore, since the XML cannot be interpreted correctly if this tag is at the begin of the feed.
I've tried to update the underlying ConfirmEdit extension, but with no success,the problem still persists. MW is version 1.15.1, the reCaptcha Plugin is version 1.7
Any hints? Paul
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It might not be reCaptcha causing the problem. Have you checked your LocalSettings.php if you have accidentally inserted something there?
Best, matsch
Am Tue, 1 Sep 2009 07:13:21 -0700 (PDT) schrieb Paul Fels ichwillwerbung@yahoo.com.sg:
Hi,
due to repeating spam attacks against my wiki I tried the reCaptcha extension. Somehow, the extension screws up the HTML source of the pages. Now, the source of each page from my wiki begins with </pre>, followed by the DOCTYPE definition and the rest of the page.
Most browsers ignore that tag, however, the RSS feed don't work anymore, since the XML cannot be interpreted correctly if this tag is at the begin of the feed.
I've tried to update the underlying ConfirmEdit extension, but with no success,the problem still persists. MW is version 1.15.1, the reCaptcha Plugin is version 1.7
Any hints? Paul
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Matthias Korn wrote:
It might not be reCaptcha causing the problem. Have you checked your LocalSettings.php if you have accidentally inserted something there?
Best, matsch
Or at the recaptcha extension files. Look for </pre> in the files above the <?php or below ?> in the files which contain it.
Hi,
Matthias Korn wrote:
It might not be reCaptcha causing the problem. Have you checked your LocalSettings.php if you have accidentally inserted something there?
Platonides wrote:
Or at the recaptcha extension files. Look for </pre> in the files above the <?php or below ?> in the files which contain it.
thanks for your hints. The command for i in `ls`; do grep -nH "</pre>" $i; done; revealed, that I accidentally pasted the </pre> into the file ReCaptcha.i18n.php when adding some translations.
Paul
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Paul Fels wrote:
Matthias Korn wrote:
It might not be reCaptcha causing the problem. Have you checked your LocalSettings.php if you have accidentally inserted something there?
Platonides wrote:
Or at the recaptcha extension files. Look for </pre> in the files above the <?php or below ?> in the files which contain it.
thanks for your hints. The command for i in `ls`; do grep -nH "</pre>" $i; done; revealed, that I accidentally pasted the </pre> into the file ReCaptcha.i18n.php when adding some translations.
What's difference between that line and
grep -nH "</pre>" *
?
for i in `ls`; do grep -nH "</pre>" $i; done;
What's difference between that line and grep -nH "</pre>" *
your version is shorter :-)
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