I think I will answer my own question in hopes that someone finds it usefull.
The answer was as simple as setting $wgUseAjax to false in my localsettings.php file. Somehow the java used in the search application conflicts with the Ajax when it is turned on.
Since we only needed the ajax for an experimental extension that we couldnt get to work, we have no need to use ajax anymore. ________________________________
From: Getzke, John Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 12:21 PM To: 'mediawiki-l@lists.wikimedia.org' Subject: Help: Search Error
Greetings all,
We recently upgraded from mediawiki1.8 to mediawiki1.10. When we type more than 2 characters into the searchbar we see this error message:
DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN">
Bad Request
unknown function wfSajaxSearch
wfSajaxSearch is listed under the AjaxFunctions.php file and the message does not interfear with the actual search in anyway, but it is an eyesore to look at. Has anyone ever encountered this error and if so how can I identify wfSajaxSearch?
Thanks,
John Getzke
The Ajax search works fine for me. I enabled it on one of my wikis for usability testing, seeing if people preferred it.
On 20/06/07, Getzke, John jgetzke@ptc.com wrote:
I think I will answer my own question in hopes that someone finds it usefull.
The answer was as simple as setting $wgUseAjax to false in my localsettings.php file. Somehow the java used in the search application conflicts with the Ajax when it is turned on.
Since we only needed the ajax for an experimental extension that we couldnt get to work, we have no need to use ajax anymore. ________________________________
From: Getzke, John Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 12:21 PM To: 'mediawiki-l@lists.wikimedia.org' Subject: Help: Search Error
Greetings all,
We recently upgraded from mediawiki1.8 to mediawiki1.10. When we type more than 2 characters into the searchbar we see this error message:
DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN">
Bad Request
unknown function wfSajaxSearch
wfSajaxSearch is listed under the AjaxFunctions.php file and the message does not interfear with the actual search in anyway, but it is an eyesore to look at. Has anyone ever encountered this error and if so how can I identify wfSajaxSearch?
Thanks,
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