Re: MhonArc/PHP

[Vincent M <nolageek2@yahoo.com>]

Well, I think it's because the HTML that MHonarc
creates sends html headers, and Postnuke sends them as
well.  Since they can only be sent once,  I get
errors.  Since I'm want to wrap postnuke around
MHonArc, I need to stop MHonarc from sending
/anything/ until it's supposed to. After the
header/menu/side menu/etc...)  It's working fine until
I try to view an individual message.

Vincent


--- Earl Hood <earl@earlhood.com> wrote:
> On June 24, 2002 at 23:10, Vincent M wrote:
> 
> > But... how do I prevent the MhonArc version
> comment
> > and the  X-Headers from appearing??  That is what
> I've
> > been asking.
> 
> The only way to do it at this time is to modify the
> code.
> 
> > I dont want them in the messaage pages.. or are
> the
> > absolutely nesisary?
> 
> The X-Headers are beneficial for archive recovering
> options.  The
> mha-dbrecover program uses them to reconstruct and
> archive database.
> The comments can also be useful for those you want
> to do some
> post-processing of archive pages.
> 
> The MHonArc version comment exists since it was a
> problem providing
> help to users in the past by not knowing what
> version of MHonArc was
> used to generate a page.  This way, if a URL was
> provided, I
> can verify for sure what version of MHonArc was used
> to create
> a given archive page.
> 
> Technically, they are not absolutely necessary for
> regular
> archive operations.  They are useful in diagnostic
> and recovering
> operations.
> 
> BTW, what version of PHP are you using?  Looking at
> JC's work,
> he does not even bother defining SSMARKUP and leaves
> the
> X-Headers as-is, and he has things working okay with
> PHP.
> 
> Is it possible that this PostNuke that you mention
> is doing something
> more than regular mod_php that is causing the
> conflict?  Maybe there
> is some configuration parameters you can set to fix
> it.
> 
> Note, the MHonArc version comment does show up on
> the index pages,
> at it seems you are having no problems with them. 
> Maybe the PostNuke
> environment (note, I have no clue how PostNuke is
> setup or works)
> is actually reading the X-Header comments.
> 
> It seems you could use SSMARKUP along with *PgBegin
> resources
> to wrap the initial comment declarations within a
> PHP comment block.
> Have you tried this?
> 
> --ewh
> 
> P.S.  Please trim reply text that is not needed. 
> Thanks.
> 
>
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