You have to change 'LIKE' in line 521 of include/functions_entries.inc.php to '=' and it does work. Meanwhile i've done some tests on previous versions of postgres (default ubuntu package). The "LIKE int" have worked until ver 8.1. Thanks for your help
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- Fri Feb 29, 2008 3:29 pm
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[Solved] 'No entries to print' problem (postgres 8.3)
Hi
I've installed Serendipity on my server with apache, mod_rewrite an PostgreSQL. Everything work just fine, but when I click on the title of the entry I get 'No entries to print' message instead of the entry view. I tried switching mod_rewrite off, but it didn't help. How can I fix it?
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I've installed Serendipity on my server with apache, mod_rewrite an PostgreSQL. Everything work just fine, but when I click on the title of the entry I get 'No entries to print' message instead of the entry view. I tried switching mod_rewrite off, but it didn't help. How can I fix it?
SQL log ...