SPIP under Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala

Hello all,

Did anyone already test SPIP under the new Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala? 
I've just reinstalled my system (including LAMP), then had to add 
proposed packages (otherwise zlib / gzopen has a problem) and now I 
manage to install SPIP via spip_loader.php.

The strange thing is that SPIP doesn't recognise the plugin folder (and 
the plugins in it) as well as the squelettes folder (and the squelettes 
in it).

Anyone has an idea what might be the problem? I've tested it as well 
with SPIP 2.0.9 as 2.0.10. Under Ubuntu 9.04, everything worked well.

If you are running Ubuntu, you may want to wait a bit longer before 
ubgrading...

Simon

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Re: SPIP under Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala

INCLURE

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> I need to include a file that is not in the spip folder, it is in another
> one.
> Normally I would put: <include /folder/file.html> , but that doesn't work.

<INCLUDE(folder/file.html)> should work.

-- Fil

http://programmer.spip.org

Hi,
Mark Baber has done a lot of translation work on the website
http://programmer.spip.org.
Can you read and comment his articles, before we publish them ?

Here is the list of the concerned articles :

. Predefined functions in secured actions
. How secured actions work
Legal notices
. Secured actions
. Creating or overloading the authorisation
. Processes in the autoriser() function
. The #AUTORISER tag
. The "autoriser" library
. Declaring a cron task
. How cron jobs are run
. The information panel
. The contents of a (PHP) exec file
. The contents of a (template) exec file
. Retrieving the object and id_object
. The balise_NAME_dyn() function
. The balise_NAME_stat() function
. The balise_NAME_dist function
. Dynamic tags
. The contents of an auth file
. editer_objet actions
. Automatic redirections
. The processes
. The verifications
. The contents of an action file
. Inclure with a connector parameter
. The "connect" URL parameter
. Accessing a declared database
. Declaring another database
. Forcing joins
. Automating joins
. Explicit join declarations
. Automatic joins
. Forcing a change in the interface language
. Polyglots (multi tags)
. Using language codes in PHP
. The complete syntax of language codes
. Using the language codes
. Language files
. The syntax of language strings
. AJAX Paginations
. AJAX links
. Passing parameters to includes
. Includes within the templates
. Testing filters
. Search and replace filters
. Comparison filters
. Filters derived from PHP classes
. Filter syntax
. The "!" operator
. The == operator
. The IN operator
. Simple operators
. Optional criteria
. Short-cut criteria
. Criteria syntax
. Interrupting the automatic processes
. Automatic tag processes
. Generic tags
. Predefined tags
. Contents of parent loops
. The contents of loops (boucles)
. The #ENV environment
. Tag syntax, the definitive version
. Choosing the navigation language
. Forcing the language of the visitor’s choice
. Special language criteria
. The language of an object
. The language of the environment
. Multilingual possibilities

That's a great work !!

.Gilles

Re: INCLURE

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Use ../ to go "up" a folder :

    <INCLUDE(../include/file1.html)>

-- Fil

Re: INCLURE

Re: INCLURE

Noelia Yavel a écrit :
> I've tried with:  <INCLUDE(../include/file1.html)> and
> <INCLUDE(include/file.html)> but neither worked.
> It's strange.

maybe two steps :
   <INCLUDE(../../include/file1.html)>

(depends from where your include is called)

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