PyroCMS v0.9.7.4 - an open-source modular general purpose CMS

[eluser]globule[/eluser]
[quote author="Yorick Peterse" date="1244751374"]What do you mean with 'parser lib' ?[/quote]
see template lib parser

[eluser]Yorick Peterse[/eluser]
[quote author="globule" date="1244759964"][quote author="Yorick Peterse" date="1244751374"]What do you mean with 'parser lib' ?[/quote]
see template lib parser[/quote]

Ah, the template library. I'm not really sure why it's not in there, but it's probably because of the performance.

[eluser]Yorick Peterse[/eluser]
[quote author="ray73864" date="1244742729"]Installer works great now, although i would suggest that once the installer has finished its magic, either provide a link to the newly installed instance of pyrocms or have the installer auto-redirect the user there.

I also received this error on the front page after running the installer with the latest version (i doubt it is related to the installer though).

Code:

Welcome
A PHP Error was encountered

Severity: Notice

Message: Trying to get property of non-object

Filename: views/header.php

Line Number: 8
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when i click on 'Log out' it attempts to take me to the following url:

http://localhostpyrocms/users/logout.html

and when i change the URL to:

http://localhost/pyrocms/index.php/users/logout.html

it attempts to take me to: http://www.localhostpyrocms.com/

it would seem that it is missing the / again from between 'localhost' and 'pyrocms' (are you to forgetting to update your local repos before committing new changes??)[/quote]

I took a quick look at the issue but I couldn't figure out why it would behave that way. Could you give me the following information :

* Apache version
* PHP version
* Operating system

(are you to forgetting to update your local repos before committing new changes??)

The repo is up to date.

[eluser]ray73864[/eluser]
[quote author="Phil Sturgeon" date="1244744169"]Sorry guys im litterally just shooting off for the weekend and wont be back until monday.

Leaving you in charge of PyroCMS stuff until then Yorick, do me proud! :-)[/quote]

oh dear god, we're all doomed, dooomed i tells ya, dooooooooooooooomed!!!!!

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Only kidding, Yorick is good

[eluser]ray73864[/eluser]
[quote author="Yorick Peterse" date="1244763917"]

I took a quick look at the issue but I couldn't figure out why it would behave that way. Could you give me the following information :

* Apache version
* PHP version
* Operating system
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Latest version of WAMPServer.
Windows 7 RC1

[eluser]Yorick Peterse[/eluser]
[quote author="ray73864" date="1244775671"][quote author="Yorick Peterse" date="1244763917"]

I took a quick look at the issue but I couldn't figure out why it would behave that way. Could you give me the following information :

* Apache version
* PHP version
* Operating system
[/quote]

Latest version of WAMPServer.
Windows 7 RC1[/quote]

That's really weird, I tried PyroCMS on Wampserver earlier today and it was working fine. Do you have access to a computer using Windows XP or Vista? It could be an Windows 7 problem, however I highly doubt it.

I also recommend installing MySQL 5.0.51a, the default Wamp installation comes with a version mismatch (the MySQL client is newer than the server I believe, or the opposite).

[eluser]ray73864[/eluser]
Weird thing is that this only just started happening with the most recent commit that i grabbed, which would be the 2009-06-11 commit.

When i initially tried the 2009-06-10 commit, i didn't have any problems, but then, i was using an existing db i had, then i renamed that db to try the installer, when i tried the 2009-06-11 commit i had no db either so it was a clean slate.

The commit release before that worked fine though (2009-06-08), i think because that was the last one before the installer, so you had to do all the installation work manually.

I shall grab all the commit releases from 2009-06-09 and try each one with no existing db though to see what happens, it could be that the installer is messing something up

[eluser]Yorick Peterse[/eluser]
[quote author="ray73864" date="1244779506"]Weird thing is that this only just started happening with the most recent commit that i grabbed, which would be the 2009-06-11 commit.

When i initially tried the 2009-06-10 commit, i didn't have any problems, but then, i was using an existing db i had, then i renamed that db to try the installer, when i tried the 2009-06-11 commit i had no db either so it was a clean slate.

The commit release before that worked fine though (2009-06-08), i think because that was the last one before the installer, so you had to do all the installation work manually.

I shall grab all the commit releases from 2009-06-09 and try each one with no existing db though to see what happens, it could be that the installer is messing something up[/quote]

The installer shouldn't mess with the URL's as it doesn't even touches the config.php file, it only updates the database.php file. I'll have a look at those commits, perhaps I can see a difference that might cause the problem.

[eluser]ray73864[/eluser]
that issue seemed to go away on its own

[eluser]Yorick Peterse[/eluser]
[quote author="ray73864" date="1244957028"]that issue seemed to go away on its own[/quote]

Did you download the latest commit (2009-06-12) ?