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echo '<br /><br />';

Timbalu wrote:echo '<br /><br />';

can i pm large amount of info on this forum or how do we do this best... i turned on heavy loggin on the server and damn it got log for U LOL

kento wrote:

Timbalu wrote:echo '<br /><br />';

can i pm large amount of info on this forum or how do we do this best... i turned on heavy loggin on the server and damn it got log for U LOL

worked, where do you want it?

PM just the output of the php script, please! Not a books content or something inbetween, else I hesitate to look into!

It seems you get [REQUEST_URI] => /test.php, which isn't used by some IIS Servers
But you don't get [QUERY_STRING] =>
Could you test this by implanting the same code without the <?php and ?> on line 29 of serendipity_config.inc.php, please? And send me the output again per PM.

Timbalu wrote:It seems you get [REQUEST_URI] => /test.php, which isn't used by some IIS Servers
But you don't get [QUERY_STRING] =>
Could you test this by implanting the same code without the <?php and ?> on line 29 of serendipity_config.inc.php, please? And send me the output again per PM.

would love to, but line 29 in my serendipity_config.inc.php is an empty line

Ok, there still is no $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] var.
It seems Abyss does not set $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] to an empty string, if there isn't any value.

Please try adding to line 10 which should be empty to insert.

Then have a look if it still does not output [QUERY_STRING] =>

This should solve your problems, hopefully.

Timbalu wrote:Ok, there still is no $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] var.
It seems Abyss does not set $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] to an empty string, if there isn't any value.

Please try adding

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$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] = (empty($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']) || !isset($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'])) ? '' : $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'];

to line 10 which should be empty to insert.

Then have a look if it still does not output [QUERY_STRING] =>

This should solve your problems, hopefully.

hehe you are the man that did infact do the job ..... this is awsome

thanx for your help once again

greetings
kento

you can have a look at kn2.dyndns.org/blog

so this addon did infact do what?? maby i can learn something out of this

Well it sets $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] to an empty string, while Abyss just does not build it at all.
If you were with Microsofts IIS you would have the same problem with $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']
The workaround in this case should be something like this Glad we solved this issue, maybe Garvin finds a way to support Abyss in future like the 'line 10 code'....

Timbalu wrote:Well it sets $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] to an empty string, while Abyss just does not build it at all.
If you were with Microsofts IIS you would have the same problem with $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']
The workaround in this case should be something like this

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if (!isset($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']))
{
       $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] = substr($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'],1 );
       if (isset($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'])) { $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'].='?'.$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']; }
}

Glad we solved this issue, maybe Garvin finds a way to support Abyss in future like the 'line 10 code'....

just a thought, can it have something to do with that most windows servers runs single line piped fastcgi on the php?? mean then only one instance is done at the time while the script tryes to do both at the same time???

I don't know, really. I'm running Apache (as module) which is doing fine.