Since I upgraded from 1.4.3 to 1.5.2+, names and dates in forum posts have disappeared. I use LDAP autentication against an MS Active Directory server. Names and surnames are not pulled from the AD. The problem doesn't seem theme related: when I watch the HTML-code of the page, I can't find names and dates either.
Has anyone any hints???
TIA
Stefaan.
I had that problem with an earlier version of 1.5+, but it went away with a later upgrade. I have not experienced it since (currently using 1.5.2+ v2005060222 Aug 8).
Hi Stefaan,
If the names are displayed in other screens but just not in the forum post header it might not be related to the authentication mechanism.
Have you tried changing the language to see if the problem is language pack related? I had such a problem recently with the Korean language pack when one of my translators made an error in the "bynameondate" string in the forum.php file.
Tim.
If the names are displayed in other screens but just not in the forum post header it might not be related to the authentication mechanism.
Have you tried changing the language to see if the problem is language pack related? I had such a problem recently with the Korean language pack when one of my translators made an error in the "bynameondate" string in the forum.php file.
Tim.
Thanks Tim, for the hint, but ... still no luck, I tried both en_en and en_us language packs, added a new post and still the same problem.
After several CVS updates, the problem still exists... In the email sent out from the forum, the names are also missing... However, in the messages coming from the RSS feed on this forum, the names are displayed correctly...
When I run Moodle in debug mode; I get this error message:
Notice: Object to string conversion in /srv/www/htdocs/moodle/lib/moodlelib.php on line 4315
Any help welcome...
TIA
Stefaan
Notice: Object to string conversion in /srv/www/htdocs/moodle/lib/moodlelib.php on line 4315
Any help welcome...
TIA
Stefaan
I commented out the second line:
// if $a happens to have % in it, double it so sprintf() doesn't break
//$a = str_replace( '%','%%',$a );
Hope this doesn't give too much trouble...
(/srv/www/htdocs/moodle/lib/moodlelib.php on line 4315)
// if $a happens to have % in it, double it so sprintf() doesn't break
//$a = str_replace( '%','%%',$a );
Hope this doesn't give too much trouble...
(/srv/www/htdocs/moodle/lib/moodlelib.php on line 4315)