About two weeks ago, my 1.0 install began to display programming keywords instead of the proper text (e.g. DATE_FORMAT_ENTRY, EDIT_ENTRY, ADMIN_FRONTPAGE, etc. ) Also, after each sentence in every post, it showed a Â.
I reinstalled all the files for serendipity and that fixed it for a couple of days. Now this morning I see it is broken again - and I haven't touched anything! Not even a blog post. My blog is here.
Key words not being substituted
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garvinhicking
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Re: Key words not being substituted
Hi!
If that happens, serendipity cannot load your language file.
This can only either be caused by missing or corrupted files in the "lang/" directory, or if you switched your blogs language to a language that does not / no longer exist?
Do you have files lang/serendipity_lang_en.inc.php and lang/UTF-8/serendipity_lang_en.inc.php, and are those files both readable and about 60kb in size?
Regards,
Garvin
If that happens, serendipity cannot load your language file.
This can only either be caused by missing or corrupted files in the "lang/" directory, or if you switched your blogs language to a language that does not / no longer exist?
Do you have files lang/serendipity_lang_en.inc.php and lang/UTF-8/serendipity_lang_en.inc.php, and are those files both readable and about 60kb in size?
Regards,
Garvin
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That was it!
Several of the files in files in UTF-8 were empty (0 bytes). I uploaded the correct copies and everything was fine. Thanks.
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garvinhicking
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Re: That was it!
Hi!
Okay, but this leaves the question how those files became 0 bytes. There is no serendipity function that touches those files, so there are only situations like:
- Your server crashed and your provider imported a backup
- Your provider might have run a script that touched/changed your files
- You or someone other used FTP access to touch/change those files
Did you ever experience issues like this, files getting removed/modified on your server?
Best regards,
Garvin
Okay, but this leaves the question how those files became 0 bytes. There is no serendipity function that touches those files, so there are only situations like:
- Your server crashed and your provider imported a backup
- Your provider might have run a script that touched/changed your files
- You or someone other used FTP access to touch/change those files
Did you ever experience issues like this, files getting removed/modified on your server?
Best regards,
Garvin
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