I am upgrading a site from 4.1.49 to 5.1.12 on my local computer. Everything appeared to go well. However, I have just tried to edit a link, changed from plain editor to wysiwyg - all fine. Edit the description including some bold and also a numbered list. Saved and got error message...
An error occoured at http://localhost/bcds/edit.php?action=link&fi... on 2008-10-11 14:23:26. Please relay this data to support. Error #2: 'mail() [function.mail]: Failed to connect to mailserver at "localhost" port 25, verify your "SMTP" and "smtp_port" setting in php.ini or use ini_set()' in C:wampwwwcdsincludescommonfuncs.php on line 1190.
It then shows the description with the commands - [b] - instead of bolding it etc.
I have other installs on my local computer and they are all ok.
[edit] Just noticed that it is doing this in the old version, so must be something in the setup?
That says you don't have mail configured properly on your server. That's typical for localhost. That page doesn't send mail so it must be from the queue. Do you get the same behavior when mail isn't being sent on the page?
Paul wrote: That says you don't have mail configured properly on your server. That's typical for localhost. That page doesn't send mail so it must be from the queue. Do you get the same behavior when mail isn't being sent on the page?
On checking I had the setup to tell me whenever a link was updated. Changing that got rid of the error message.
But I am still left with the problem that it is displaying the wsn codes. When I edit it shows it correctly (ie bolds text and shows list correctly as numbered). But when you look at details page it simply displays [b] or [numbered] and
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I am upgrading a site from 4.1.49 to 5.1.12 on my local computer. Everything appeared to go well. However, I have just tried to edit a link, changed from plain editor to wysiwyg - all fine. Edit the description including some bold and also a numbered list. Saved and got error message...
An error occoured at http://localhost/bcds/edit.php?action=link&fi... on 2008-10-11 14:23:26. Please relay this data to support. Error #2: 'mail() [function.mail]: Failed to connect to mailserver at "localhost" port 25, verify your "SMTP" and "smtp_port" setting in php.ini or use ini_set()' in C:wampwwwcdsincludescommonfuncs.php on line 1190.
It then shows the description with the commands - [b] - instead of bolding it etc.
I have other installs on my local computer and they are all ok.
[edit] Just noticed that it is doing this in the old version, so must be something in the setup?
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That says you don't have mail configured properly on your server. That's typical for localhost. That page doesn't send mail so it must be from the queue. Do you get the same behavior when mail isn't being sent on the page?
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That says you don't have mail configured properly on your server. That's typical for localhost. That page doesn't send mail so it must be from the queue. Do you get the same behavior when mail isn't being sent on the page?
On checking I had the setup to tell me whenever a link was updated. Changing that got rid of the error message.
But I am still left with the problem that it is displaying the wsn codes. When I edit it shows it correctly (ie bolds text and shows list correctly as numbered). But when you look at details page it simply displays [b] or [numbered] and
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Sounds like the field got deselected for code parsing at the bottom of Admin -> Settings -> General.
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Yep! Lordy knows how that happened! Thanks!