i think he means having no name for the category. it happened to my chinese encoding when it doesn't recognize the character so the name doesn't appear, then no way to delete it. i had to delete it in database.

thank you very much for the time, i haven't updated to the latest cvs yet, but i will try later.
also if i enable mbstring.dll in php, do i do anything to [mbstring] section? thanks

in your language file, change
@define('DATE_FORMAT_ENTRY', '%A, %B %e. %Y');
to
@define('DATE_FORMAT_ENTRY', '%A, %B %e %Y');

tomsommer wrote:Nice domain

lol

ok i found another solution, in serendipity_entries.php,
i changed
<?php echo ucfirst(ENTRIES); ?>
to
<?php echo ENTRIES; ?>

what is ucfirst() for? thanks

for the ENTRIES string, the blog will mess up the first character in the string, so I put a space in front of it, then I'm able to make it showing the correct characters. i still wonder why this would happen though. My mysql encoding is utf-8, with utf-8 collation, and im using utf-8 language file.

the category problem is gone, but the problem shown in the pic still exist. http://www.capriskye.com/file/s9y.png i've narrowed down the problem, it's probably my mysql encoding. it doesn't happen to one of my friend's blog, and he has mysql version 4.0 with s9y v0.7, and i'm using 4.1. i installed ...

is it possible to just protect certain category? maybe entries to the protected category won't show up in main index, and when people click on that category it will prompt for password? thanks

i couldn't get the newest snapshot to work either, i think the one that works is on 26.

the problem is caused by ucfirst and my misconfiguration of database... i was just testing the blog to see how well it handles chinese characters, everything seems fine except when i'm using php with mysql extension, chinese characters have trouble showing up. when im creating a category with chine...

my default type was set to InnoDB, i've changed to myisam, and ran create fulltext index query, the search function seems to work, except im not getting any result even though the result is there. weird...

i've heard alot about FCKEdit, would the developers interested in using that instead of htmlarea? just a suggestion

tadpole wrote:Try running

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CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX entry_idx on serendipity_entries (title,body,extended);

when i run that query it says #1214 - The used table type doesn't support FULLTEXT indexes

im running version 0.8-alpha3, and MySQL 4.1.7. anyone know how to make this work? thanks

anyone know a good tutorial on how to install locale? im having trouble find any tutorial online. thanks.

okay it's done, did you get my email? also the one i translated for smarty-branch will work with the normal version right? thanks