I've run into a couple of bugs since upgrading to 1.3.1 from 1.3.0
First, I have to click the remember me checkbox when logging into the administration panel, otherwise any link I click on in the administration panel takes me right back to the administration login page.
Second, I had to set $serendipity['use_iframe'] to false only after upgrading to 1.3.1 from 1.3.0
The final one I've found so far is that my latest entry is showing up as not published yet in the list in 'Edit Entries', yet it was published, and is showing up on the main blog page.
If you have any questions on my setup, let me know.
Thanks,
Grant
Bugs after upgrading to 1.3.1
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Re: Bugs after upgrading to 1.3.1
Hi!
1: Your browser has old cookies stored that do not properly work with s9y; try to remove all cookies associated to your Blog URL in your browser and restart the browser
2: Your PHP session management does not properly work and either php.ini's session.use_cookies is not on or session.save_path does not point to a writable directory or session.cookie_path is set to a mismatching domain
You could try to backgrade to s9y 1.3.0 by copying the s9y 1.3 files over - IMHO the problem should be the same, I can'T see what change in 1.3 would force this issues to appear, so we could focus on other changes made to the server?
How exactly did you perform the upgrade?
Regards,
Garvin
This cannot be related to the 1.3.1 upgrade because nothing changed in that area. If you get this behaviour this can only mean one of two things:First, I have to click the remember me checkbox when logging into the administration panel, otherwise any link I click on in the administration panel takes me right back to the administration login page.
1: Your browser has old cookies stored that do not properly work with s9y; try to remove all cookies associated to your Blog URL in your browser and restart the browser
2: Your PHP session management does not properly work and either php.ini's session.use_cookies is not on or session.save_path does not point to a writable directory or session.cookie_path is set to a mismatching domain
You could try to backgrade to s9y 1.3.0 by copying the s9y 1.3 files over - IMHO the problem should be the same, I can'T see what change in 1.3 would force this issues to appear, so we could focus on other changes made to the server?
How exactly did you perform the upgrade?
Regards,
Garvin
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