0.9.5 Public Beta 3 support

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  Ryan Thrash Reply #131, 20 years ago

  Do an export, not a checkout.
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  JeremyL Reply #132, 20 years ago

  Ok my manager now shows 0.9.5 beta 5 rev 1624
  
  My menu is still out of order though. Any ideas?
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  Ryan Thrash Reply #133, 20 years ago

  What menu is out of order?
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  ajayre Reply #134, 20 years ago

  I’m not 100% sure, but I think the menu indexes are being ignored.
  
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  JeremyL Reply #135, 20 years ago

  Quote from: rthrash at Oct 05, 2006, 11:19 PM

  
  What menu is out of order?
  

  
  Both of my menus, top and bottom, using wayfinder.
  
  See xuru.com. The menu index of what you see is 0 3 2 4 1
  
  PM me if you want manager login to compare what you see on the home page.
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  Garry Nutting Reply #136, 20 years ago

  Quote from: JeremyL at Oct 05, 2006, 04:01 PM

  
  Anyone else having problems sorting their menus?
  
  I have my menu index #’s in the positions I want them, but they are out of order on my page.
  
  On my page the menu index is ordered in this order 0 3 2 4 1
  
  This is on the site in my sig.
  

  Are you using mySQL 4.1.21? There is an outstanding bug that needs to be fixed that is causing problems with the menu index being sorted properly on this version of mySQL.
  
  
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  JeremyL Reply #137, 20 years ago

  Yea, just got the fix over in the wayfinder thread. All good now. Thx.
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  jdavies Reply #138, 20 years ago

  Quote from: mjarecki at Sep 26, 2006, 11:30 PM

  
  Whenever I edit a template, the text "<? echo isset($content[’newcategory’]) ? $con" is always found in the New Category text field.
  
  

  
  If you can reconfigure php to recognise <? as a php script tag, then you can live with this. (set short_open_tag = On in your php.ini) Otherwise you’ll have to do a global replace on <? for <?php in the code.
  
  <? is deprecated for production systems, so I guess there should be a bug logged for this.
  
  Jon
  
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  Garry Nutting Reply #139, 20 years ago

  <? is deprecated for production systems, so I guess there should be a bug logged for this.

  That issue has already been fixed and is part of the latest public beta 3 build.
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  Pont Reply #140, 20 years ago

  Just a thought - shouldn’t categorized snippets/chunks etc come before uncategorized ones?

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