2 times "wiki changes" in timeline selection box?where does this come from?
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rupert thurner
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Mar 6, 2008, 7:43:04 PM3/6/08
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one of our tracs has two entries "wiki changes" in the timeline
selection box. clicking one checks both, and as a following, the
timeline contains every wiki change twice.
we have iniadmin plugin activated to allow easy edit of the whole
trac.conf file ... and now we wonder what a wiki admin could have
changed to reach this behaviour?
or in other words: what influences what is displayed in the timeline
restriction box, i.e. the box with the contents "wiki changes
from .... and .... days back, wiki changes, milestones, ticket
changes, ticket details, repository checkins"
rupert.
rupert thurner
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Mar 7, 2008, 1:09:44 AM3/7/08
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i should add: we have 15 trac instances running in a trac-parent
configuration, version 0.10.4, sqlite database, python-2.5. we have
that error only in one instance.
rupert.
Alec Thomas
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Mar 7, 2008, 2:59:15 AM3/7/08
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This often occurs when you are using a plugin that overloads the WikiModule, but it hasn't been configured correctly. eg. Tags
Usually you need to disable trac.wiki.web_ui.WikiModule (from memory, could be wrong). and Set [trac].default_handler = <your new plugin>
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rupert thurner
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Mar 7, 2008, 5:17:10 AM3/7/08
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many thanks, alec! indeed the trac and tags wikimodule were activated.
rupert.
On Mar 7, 8:59 am, "Alec Thomas" <a...@swapoff.org> wrote:
> This often occurs when you are using a plugin that overloads the
> WikiModule, but it hasn't been configured correctly. eg. Tags
>
> Usually you need to disable trac.wiki.web_ui.WikiModule (from memory,
> could be wrong). and Set [trac].default_handler = <your new plugin>
>