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I recently installed 0.7.2.6-Phoenix and while reviewing the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy noticed that a couple of the Links from one to the other didn't work. In \modules\legal\lang\eng\global.php some of the definitions have too many ampersands!!

eg in _PPTEXTINTRO there is Terms of Use

Notice the extra amp's ?

Similar thing in _PPTEXT5

Clean up the code and then it's fine.

check http://cvs.postnuke.com/viewcvs.cgi/Historic_PostNuke_Library/postnuke-devel/html/modules/legal/lang/eng/global.php

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Ok

How was I supposed to know to look there! I'm only a mortal - not a PostNuke / PHP God (like you).

Thanks ....

There's a download link.... Click it and you'll get the latest version of that file from our code repository. Place this in the correct place and you'll fix the problem.

-Mark

Ok - now I know I'm being a bit slow!


Where are you talking about there being a download link? Sorry I've not used the cvs stuff yet - I don't easily understand the way it works (or what it really is).

As I said in my first post I did fix the couple of link errors in my copy of the legal text - so I don't have a problem. I'm just trying to "learn" a bit more.

Thanks for the help.

I don't know how better to explain it.... On the page that larsneo referenced you too there is a link labelled 'Download'. Find it and click on it. This will provide you with the replacement file that resolves the problem

-Mark

Thanks - thats fine I understand that there's a link on the page larsneo referred to. I was just checking that you didn't mean a download link on some other page that I should have seen.

My question was more aimed at "how was I supposed to know that the problem that I was drawing attention to (and had fixed all by myself!), had already been fixed in the cvs area (what does cvs stand for?).

But as I said I'd already fixed it - I couldn't easily find anything about it by searching (but maybe that's because I wasn't searching for the right thing? - which is what I usually find), so I posted the problem with solution, hopefully to help others.

I am very impressed by PostNuke and am using it on our local swimming club site, and am trying to learn more as I go. (I just hope my users like it too - the sites only just gone live).

Thanks,

CVS stands for Concurrent Versions System. In practice it's the place we keep all of our code. Everything that is being developed for inclusion in PostNuke can be found in CVS.

As too how you'd know it was fixed already.... Check these forums and check the bug tracker. Also if you know what file the problem is likely to lie in then check cvs for the history. You'll notice that on the page your were referred to that each version of the file has a comment attached. This is added when we check the file in and will usually say why the change was made.

-Mark

Thanks, fantastic support. It almost makes me hope Forest do get promotion (but not quite!)