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    • CommentAuthorrdavis
    • CommentTimeFeb 12th 2008
     # 1
    Hello Lussomo-

    Recently, I finished initial stages of developing a wiki integrated with Vanilla. The company that did the setup and installation has signed off the project after losing several staff who knew the software well. While I had wanted to learn all the needed details for maintaining components of the site, it appears I will need to learn more quickly and extensively.

    Can you advise either books or online manuals that would be most useful for this purpose? It goes without saying of course, that I will be monitoring the dialogues here to benefit from the experience users so freely share on this forum.

    Gratefully,

    Rob Davis
    • CommentAuthorrdavis
    • CommentTimeFeb 15th 2008
     # 2
    I gather from the lack of response that there are no such materials available other than standard PHP manuals which I am examining now. However, if anyone knows a person familiar with Vanilla and/or PHP in the Asheville, NC area, would you refer them to me as I will be interested in retaining someone experienced in this area as development proceeds.

    Thanks,

    Rob
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      CommentAuthorFyorl
    • CommentTimeFeb 16th 2008
     # 3
    Yeah, PHP manuals, MediaWiki documentation and the Vanilla documentation are all that's available. I can't really see O'Reilly releasing a book on integrating Vanilla with a Wiki.
    • CommentAuthorrdavis
    • CommentTimeFeb 17th 2008
     # 4
    Fyori- Thank you for confirming the need and value of learning through the 'bootstrap' method!
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      CommentAuthorFyorl
    • CommentTimeFeb 18th 2008
     # 5
    It's slower but at least you get some experience out of it.
    • CommentAuthorrdavis
    • CommentTimeMar 5th 2008
     # 6
    Hello Again-

    Further along the curves of learning Vanilla, I have encountered the following message when in my member profile on the forum I recently built. It is worth mentioning that it appears after activating the extension "LatestBlogged 0.1.0". While the latest blog posts are displayed corrrectly on the member page, the following message appears just above the member page.

    Notice: Undefined index: version in /home/daynalo/public_html/nordan/forum/extensions/LatestBlog/magpierss-0.72/rss_parse.inc on line 173

    Any thoughts?

    Gratefully,

    Rob Davis
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      CommentAuthorFyorl
    • CommentTimeMar 5th 2008
     # 7
    It's nothing major, looks like the extension's author forgot to do a bit of error-checking. It's probably solvable with a quick if(isset()) statement.
    • CommentAuthorrdavis
    • CommentTimeMar 8th 2008
     # 8
    Fyorl:

    Thank you for your comments!

    Could you describe what a viable 'if(issett()) statement' would look like?

    Gratefully,

    Rob

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