This doesn't have anything to do with Serendipity. Your PHP probably was compiled with a different MySQL version but now is linking a older/newer mysql library.

If you only installted php5-mysql form dotdeb, but not the rest of PHP, that might be your problem.

Mattsches

I'd suggest you can commit it to the 2.0 branch. Better not port this to 1.x though. Exactly what I think. I've just committed the fix, and I added a very basic unit testcase for it. You should be able to run it by $ cp tests/phpunit.xml.dist phpunit.xml $ phpunit -c tests/phpunit.xml Of course, th...

Update: This should fix the issue. However, because the function is called quite often, I'm not sure if it has any (negative) side effects. Garvin? :wink: --- include/functions.inc.php (revision bbf1456fd8240e922a88e0d60f4e3c968e30b4f9) +++ include/functions.inc.php (revision ) @@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ fun...

Hanno, I tried to debug the respective code a little, but did not dig too deep. Yet I found something: It looks like there is a problem with your sending the equivalent of the unix timestamp 0. Well, actually not with your header, but with the code that tries to transform the date format into a unix...

The way it is build, that is not really true. It only loads external stuff when clicking on the rss-icon. And it does not load much, it loads one small js file (https://www.subtome.com/load.js) which loads one iframe (https://www.subtome.com/?subs/#/subscribe?resource=&feeds=http:%2F%2Fwww.onli...

Great stuff! It works for me, saves and loads both body and extended body from IndexedDB. Would it make sense to save the entry title, too?

Call me old-fashioned, but I would prefer to make Subtome optional instead of default. As YL said, it's an external service that loads a lot of external stuff, and who knows how long it will live anyway. Don't get me wrong, I pretty much like what they're doing, and a "centralized" solutio...

I just pushed version 0.2.0. Please test! I've been working on the update for quite a while every now and then. Today I felt I had to push things forward, so I committed my changes. It's quite a large commit and, even if my tests are all green, may still contain some bugs. So, please don't use in pr...

Pushed. I hope I've included all required libs and dependencies. Please test

Regards
Mattsches

Danke für den Hinweis. Soweit ich weiß, nutzt der Twitter-Account bit.ly ohne Anmeldung (das geht ja auch). D.h. da kann kein Password weggekommen sein. Trotzdem könnte man (hust) den S9y-Twitter-Account natürlich mal wieder anfassen und anpassen

Viele Grüße
Mattsches

Xinha ist genauso ein WYSIWYG-Editor wie CKEditor oder diverse andere. Ob das Plugin mit dem einen oder anderen zusammenarbeitet, kann ich dir leider nicht mit Sicherheit beantworten; ich gehe aber sehr davon aus, dass es mit keinem funktioniert. Nach meinem Verständnis werden keine bestehenden Arti...

Why not commit it directly to the 2.0 branch? The only file that's actually changed is PEAR.php, everything else is an addition.

But if you prefer a pull request, I can also fork the 2.0 branch, add the feature to my fork, and create a PR.

Regards,
Mattsches

Ok ok, just brainstorming here ;) So, let's try to do this? One issue might be that we need to update PEAR.php to a newer version, and I'm not sure whether or not this breaks compatibility with the old HTTP_Request (I hope it won't). Here is a list of files we'll probably need to add: bundled-libs/H...

I'm definitely interested in this but currently don't have the time to try it out. But tutorials (and probably VMs or Vagrant boxes) will pop up everywhere soon, which will make things a lot easier

HTTP_Request has quite a solid basic API, and it's proven, so I think we can keep it around? Of course the core 2.0 plugins and code would no longer use HTTP_Request1 and we would change all of that code to HTTP_Request2. Only spartacus plugins would then have that if/else construct checking for se...