Currently using an older version of PHP-Nuke. Want to move to something newer, however, our PHP installation uses '|' for an argument seperator instead of an '&'. This makes our installation in compliance with HTML specs that states that the '&' is to be used for character entities only.
Anyway, I am using this older PHP-Nuke because I went through and hand edited all of the .php files to change the '&' and '&' references to '|' and '|'.
Is there an easier way? Can't this be part of the configuration for a site?
Login
Donate to Zikula
Installation, Configuration, & Upgrades
::
Specifying an Argument Seperator
-
- rank: Freshman
- registered: July 2002
- last visit: 25.03.03
- Posts: 3
-
Posted: 21.03.2003, 09:58
-
- rank: Softmore
- registered: December 2002
- last visit: 15.06.03
- Posts: 70
-
Posted: 21.03.2003, 19:11
Uhh.. I Think You have the Wrong Forums here buddie. Inless someone knows about PHP-NUKE here. I've ani't got a clue.
--
Free Web Hosting With Free PostNuke Set Up At: http://hosting.disturbyou.net -
- rank: Freshman
- registered: July 2002
- last visit: 25.03.03
- Posts: 3
-
Posted: 21.03.2003, 21:03
No, sorry. I am currently using PHP-Nuke but I am going to move to PostNuke. All of my questions are in regards to changing the argument seperator int he PostNuke code.
Users online
- Arthens,
- Guite,
- HalbrookTech,
- Simon,
- Topiatic,
- claus.parkhoi,
- damon,
- davidnelson,
- ftv3000,
- jami,
- kylegio,
- mdee24,
- quan,
- wais777
