WYSIWYG is on, but my wife would like the little "buttons" like Bold, Italic, Quote, Img, URL etc.. like I'm seeing above this as I type.. Right now, there are no buttons.

Super frustrated; said screw it, let's just reinstall it from scratch!

And apparently I can't even do that now..

Fatal error: Call to undefined function serendipity_getCharset() in /home/xxxxxxxx/include/lang.inc.php on line 14


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I cannot find any reason why it's not serving up pages; I've turned on error logging on php as well as nginx, and neither says there's an error. php works, I did a phpinfo.php page and it comes up with php info. but s9y is not serving anything... it's super frustrating.. any help appreciated. I've ...

My "adventure" with s9y really has added about 20 years to my life..

So today, nothing works all of a sudden, and I get an HTTP Error 500.

?? ??

It's not a webserver problem, because it serves up other virtual hosts without problem and it was working fine yesterday, and so I have no idea what is ...

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So I've tried all 3; and none of them seem to work. fckeditor is now ckeditor; I've tried the older one and it still doesn't work. I'm looking for the "tool bar" for the entry editor but nothing shows up.

Read I think from one of the posts that TinyMCE 3.0+ doesn't work anymore with the ...

I got it to work! So I found myself in a catch 22; the new install was actually in a different path than the old install; and so when I reverted back to the old DB, the path was incorrect, so it couldn't find it.. and so I used the admin screen to muck with the path FIRST; then changed the local ...

Did a
sqlite my.db .dump > mydb.sql
sqlite3 mynew.db < mydb.sql

It loaded into the db just fine; pointed serendipity_config_local to the new db.. still no dice

So I opened the old db locally; and it gave me an error; it seems that my old db was sqlite, not sqlite3..???

Was it because I was running a fairly old version of s9y?? I tried exporting all the data via sqldump and then importing it into the new database; no dice. Any other suggestions??

I did do that; but it still won't read it.. is there a reason why? I figure that's all I had to do, but it didn't work out that way.. Any other suggestions??

My .htaccess was badly hacked, and so I had to reinstall; I am using sqlite db and so I still have the sqlite db file. So I thought with the new install; I would be able to just copy over the old db, and then put that in as the db to be used, and everything would automatically work.. instead, when I ...

I managed to export an xml of the blog.. But blogger won't import it; says xml has errors.. any suggestion appreciated...

I haven't edited the rss.php file, but the blog is using UTF-8 (Chinese characters) so is that the reason?

So I kicked up the memory in php, and that seemed to solve the memory problem..

<b>Warning</b>: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.com/public_html/rss.php:1) in <b>xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.com/public_html/rss.php</b> on line <b>6</b><br ...

So I wrote a little link and did a save-as, and

"Allowed memory size of 16777216 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 5380 bytes)"

Is there anyway I can make it spit out the blog in sections??

The other question is, in the database, is it saved in xml, and I can just do a data-dump?

Thanks.

Save the file locally. Do not view it in a browser. Use a texteditor once you downloaded the file.

OK, how would I do that? Since the RSS export is rss.php, so I'd have to execute the php via the web browser?