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this is a small one , in the smiles section the url is wrong for the images so they sont display.

http://localhost:9090/"/JForum-2.1.2/images/smilies/3b63d1616c5dfcf29f8a7a031aaa7cad

looks like escaping is the wrong kind of slash

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It works fine for me (2.1 worked also in 2.0.1).
I would first look in the Configuration panel for the Forum URL.
then I would look in root.properties or jforum-custom.conf
then I would look in SystemGlobals.properties

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First i should clarify , this is within the admin section , the section that allows you to setup the smilie's , smilies are fine elsewhere.

does that work for you also and are you running windows ?

looked in the SystemGlobals file and this line seems relevent

smilie.image.pattern=

looks like #CONTEXT# and #IMAGE# are giving wrong values as there is also no .gif at end of generated url.


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This happened since the first time you opened the smilies page in the admin? I tested here (windows machine) and it's working.
The value from SystemGlobals is parsed at runtime.

Which servelt container / jdk are you using?

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tomcat 5.5.7 , JSE 5 (JDK1.5) win2k

this is near out of box tomcat install , only changed port's in server.xml
straight install of JForum 2.1.2

what system are you using . I have multiple jdk's / tomcat's so can switch easy.

also found more serious prob's with categories will make a new post .

maybe this is specific to tomcat/jdk ?



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Ok, looks like hsqldb support to jforum is a piece of crap in version 2.1. I'm fixing the bugs and will release version 2.1.3 when i get them fixed.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

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Guess it's just luck someone put's it through all its paces the very day you release it

Thanks for the *very* quick response(s) ,

This seems like a very good program, very easy to install, very easy to configure.

look forward to 2.1.3.

Regards Mark.


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hehe. I released version 2.1.2 and you started to point the problems .

To is is very hard to test JForum for all databases. It requires a LOT of effort and time, and always there are some stuff which is forgotten.

You can get version 2.1.3 at http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jforum/JForum-2.1.3.zip?download.

It has some other minor fixes not listed here in the forum

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Wow quick

I'll see what else i can break

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Ok, I fixed the smilies thing. The fixed code is in the CVS. About the delete message, I can't reproduce the bug in the current cvs version. I have refactored the code some days ago, so it's probably that the bug you're getting was fixed.

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I'm thinking this is related to this bug.

Using HSQLDB here, most everything works, but I've noticed two things:

Firstly, when I click on More smilies when creating a new post, the image tags in the window are broken, they are formatted as follows:



It seems that the problem would be the escape sequences.

As well, and more seriously, when trying to delete a post, I get a java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException, and the post will not delete. I've poked around at the source code, but I can't find what's wrong. :?

The following is the stack trace I get:



I hope this is helpful

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Wooops.. it sure does. I'll fix it.

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Just grabbed the latest code from CVS and tried running it. Seems like both problems are fixed.

Thanks for the quick response, Rafael

-Colin
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