Re: Wolf 0.7.0 RC1 Issues
Minor, but happen to stumble across this in /wolf/app/models/plugin.php
the class method deleteAllSettings has a debug echo statement that should be removed
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Minor, but happen to stumble across this in /wolf/app/models/plugin.php
the class method deleteAllSettings has a debug echo statement that should be removed
Fixed the debug statement and the non-working close link for the file manager plugin. Also fixed an issue with dynamically updating of plugin list upon enable/disable.
http://192.168.1.1/admin/page/edit/39
Metadata tab
Height of "Description" field should be reduced to 50px. It's equal to 3 lines of text.
I've removed the height specification.
Where can we download the latest bug fix of RC of WolfCMS...
I tried the Google version, but I still have the bugs of the admin not redirecting to the right subfolder and can't update the home page....
I tried the Google version, but ...
That's a strange one, ZenZen -- there is nothing nowhere more up-to-date that the Google Code repository. Perhaps you've got a different "bug" happening?? ![]()
That's a strange one, ZenZen -- there is nothing nowhere more up-to-date that the Google Code repository.
Well, that's what I though.... I'll make an export of the google code repo to try again.... ![]()
EDIT : I did an checkout and get the "Illegal value for slug field!" error when trying to modify the title of my Home Page
Last edited by ZenZen (2010-12-04 13:34)
EDIT : I did an checkout and get the "Illegal value for slug field!" error when trying to modify the title of my Home Page
Whoops.
Fixed that.
My update went smoothly. I like the new administrator folder location.
I was confused where you removed the .htaccess parameters for the admin folder, so it appears to have a differently named admin folder, you just leave it the same, wolf/admin/ and you only need to change the constant in the config.php file.
...you only need to change the constant in the config.php file.
Correct. The new admin "folder" is actually just a Dispatcher route. So in future you can rename the admin "folder" by simply changing it in the config.php file.
I'm getting a php warning when using the Page class method hasContent on a page part that exists. The warning has to do with the trim function being used to test for a string on an object:
I have debug set to true in the config file and get the following warning:
Warning: trim() expects parameter 1 to be string, object given in C:\dev\wolfcms\wolf\app\models\Page.php on line 359
I'm not sure why the test below was added, but logically it will always fail since trim can't operate on an object
Page.php line 359:
$trim = trim($this->part->$part);
Again, not knowing why this was added, a possible fix would be to replace the trim/empty logic with the following:
if (is_object($this->part->$part))
{
return true;
}
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