D'oh! Thanks. I didn't think of that.

Thanks again...

The includes are normally in the head section. It works fine when they are there, however I do not know enough about how Serendipity works (and JavaSScript) to know if includes should work in the body section.

I'm going to play around and see what I come up with.

Thanks.

Great. Thanks. Do you know if there is a way to include javascript in a static page? I'm trying to put a javascript-based flv viewer in a static page. But it does not seem to include the external js file. I don't know enough about javascript to know if I can include a js file from inside the HTML ...

I'm feeling quite stupid these days. I'm trying to use the static pages plugin, but I just cannot see how to actually access the pages that I create. I'm sure I'm missing something very basic. Is there any documentation on this?

I'm not sure what I should be changing (if anything) in the permalink ...

Checked all permissions, and they're 755, so it should be good.

I just started with this host, so I need to see what kind of logs I can get. Other PHP files seem to be working ok

Thanks.

I'm moving my installation of serendipity to a new server and a new domain. I've moved the files, moved the database, and edited the serendipity_config_local.inc.php to reflect the new server details. But I'm getting a 500 error that gives me no details.

Here's what I did in detail:
Created a new ...

I think I see where the problem is for me. This line in serendipity_sendMail:
if (!empty($maildata['blogMail'])) {
$maildata['headers'][] = 'From: "'. $maildata['fromName'] .'" <'. $maildata['blogMail'] .'>';
}

This changes the From address to the format "Name" <email@my.domain>.

I changed ...

Thanks. I'll take a look. Mercury Mail is Windows-only. It's a pretty straight forward MTA. I'm just hoping to figure out where the problem is cropping up.

Thanks again...

Mark

Yup as to the configuration. I only use the basic email format...

The MTA is Mercury Mail. I've been running it for about 8 years with no trouble. It doesn't append anything.

Do you know where mail is sent from in the code for serendipity? I figure maybe I'll output some stuff to a file to see if ...

They are entered as joe@my.domain

I have Serendipity set for unmoderated comments, and it appears that it is trying to send emails to me with blog comments. However the emails do not get sent because the emails appear to be malformed.

In my mailserver log, I have the following:


from <springfield<at>klomstock.comJob has invalid ...

I don't even know where to check that. In configuration, in the paths section, everything looks fine. And the plugins I have are working fine. It only seems to have trouble downloading them.

But your point is well taken. perhaps it is trying to put them into a different directory than what I have ...

I just upgraded to v1.2. Now when I try to install a plugin, I get the following:

Error: serendipity_event_entrycheck:62ff2bbe893c3c3639d2630a0ca98f5b (serendipity_event_entrycheck:62ff2bbe893c3c3639d2630a0ca98f5b)
DEBUG: Plugin serendipity_event_entrycheck:62ff2bbe893c3c3639d2630a0ca98f5b not an ...

I am not set to be using the WYSIWYG editor, but there are buttons for Italics, Bold, etc. I stupidly did not think about manually editing the HTML. Pretty basic... :oops:

I don't want to use a contact form because it's not my email address. I am trying to provide a link to the email addresses of ...

My apologies for the newbie questions, but how can I make an email address an active link in a blog post? I see that I can use the URL button for web links, but is there a way to do something similar for mailto links?