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Upgrading to 3_2
Having upgraded to 3_2, I note there is a small bug in detail.php
at the top of the code place the following after the <?PHP
include("application.php");
Failing to do so will render your cached pages useless as the cached files are stored with the session_id appended to the file name meaning your cache directory will fill with redundant files.
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I did it differently in v3.2E so I would be interested in dody's position on this. But I agree that the session_id only makes sense for the index.php page ( and then only if you have "personal" stuff on the page.Originally Posted by markbrooks
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I agree, A workaround within all other PHP files, instead of including application.php if to turn off the sending of the session ID, which seems to have done the trick, no more cached files yet with the session ID appended.I did it differently in v3.2E so I would be interested in dody's position on this. But I agree that the session_id only makes sense for the index.php page ( and then only if you have "personal" stuff on the page.
Anyone who has upgraded to version 3.2 and who has been using ESM's pagnation mod producing URL's like category100.html and detail100.html may have been noticing a lot of 404 pages served.
In your .htaccess file, include these 4 lines instead of just the 2 as supplied with the IndexU code.
RewriteRule ^category(.*).html browse.php?cat=$1
RewriteRule ^browse-(.*)-(.*)-(.*).html browse.php?cat=$2&pg_which=$3
RewriteRule ^detail-(.*)-(.*).html detail.php?id=$2
RewriteRule ^detail(.*).html detail.php?id=$1
This enables your server to serve pages in the new IndexU format, and the old way if you were using ESM's previous pagnaition mod.
One further tip and for increased performance. Download the latest version of ADODB from http://adodb/sourceforge.net.
Once downloaded, unzip into a local directory. Copy adodb-sessions.php from any previous copy of indexu/lib/adodb into the new version of adodb.
Upload the new adodb onto your server, I suggest into folder /lib/adodb1
When on your server simply rename your current adodb to not_used and rename adodb1 back to adodb, the increase in performance and speed will be noticed instantly.
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rather than load application.php, couldn't you just use:
and the whole thing about using $_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"] seems just wrong.Code:// mod ini_set('session.use_trans_sid', "0");
esm
"The older I get, the more I admire competence, just simple competence, in any field from adultery to zoology."
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I looked at the adodb-sessions.php file on my server and did not notice anything relating to INDEXU or my site. so.... ?????
I did unzip the file and there is lots of stuff.... can you be be more specific as to what to upload?
esm
"The older I get, the more I admire competence, just simple competence, in any field from adultery to zoology."
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Sure ESM,
Once unzipped on local directory, keep the file structure intact. The version of adodb-sessions.php supplied seems to cause errors like warning cannot add header information output already sent.
What you do, simply copy /themes/lib/adodb/adodb-sessions.php from a current copy of indexu into the root folder of the latest version of adodb, then upload to the server as is. The enhancement in performance I have noticed today on the generation of pages seems to have increased considerably.
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