[pmwiki-users] Sudden strange behavior in pagelist

[Boblitz John]

> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Peter Bowers [mailto:pbowers at pobox.com] 
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 26. Januar 2012 10:33
> An: Boblitz John; pmwiki-users
> Betreff: Re: [pmwiki-users] Sudden strange behavior in pagelist
> 
> On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 10:21 AM, Boblitz John 
> <John.Boblitz at bertschi.com> wrote:
> > Unfortunatly, it is behind a corporate firewall.
> 
> It's actually the data pages themselves (the content of the 
> pages that you want listed in the pagelist rather than the 
> content of the page with the pagelist markup) that would be 
> more important -- I want to confirm that there is nothing on 
> those pages that would disqualify them from being included in 
> the list...  But it's very difficult to do that via email.  I 
> would suggest zipping up your entire BWAPP group and 
> transferring it to another instance of pmwiki (preferably on 
> another server that is totally up-to-date with a 
> plain-vanilla configuration [no or almost no recipes 
> installed]) and see if it works there.  If it works there 
> then you have ruled out the content of the page as the source 
> of error and you can focus completely on either your version 
> of pmwiki or your PHP configuration or other configuration 
> variables.  If it doesn't work on a plain-vanilla, up-to-date 
> pmwiki installation then you know to look more closely at the 
> content of that page.
> 
> Another possibility (an easier, quicker test) would be to 
> create a new page on your existing pmwiki installation that 
> has *only* the pagelist in question.  If that works then it 
> points much more strongly to the possibility of running into 
> some type of memory limit or regex limit or something...  
> Unfortunately if it doesn't work it doesn't tell you much of 
> anything since that pagelist by itself could still be causing 
> pmwiki to exceed a limit ...  But that's probably where I would start.
> 
> -Peter
> 

Okay, I'll try that out ...

But as I said, the pages are quite simple, nothing special in them.

(:Title :)
Maybe a [@ @] or two or rudimentary highlighting

Name is BWAPP.ProgrammerMeeting[YYYYMMDD] (Confirmed via edit screen & URL)

So, I'll try out your sugesstions and see what happens - if I find something, I'll post
my results.

Cheers,


John