adgordon
(Alan Gordon)
11 March 2019 16:37
1
Can someone help me? My web page shows this error after publishing. It was fine before. On my computer it shows no error when editing.
Warning
: preg_replace(): Compilation failed: invalid range in character class at offset 7 in
/misc/29/345/679/458/3/user/web/truthandlibertyfoundation.org/CachisaguaBlog/index.php
on line 143
I am using
OS 10.14.3
RapidWeaver 8.1.6 (20662)
Foundry Elixir Graphics 1.3.2.2
Poster InStacks software 1.9.3
Thanks!
Can you try to “republish all”?
adgordon
(Alan Gordon)
11 March 2019 17:00
3
I republished all files and now the webpage is completely blank. What should I do now?
Are you using Alloy for the blog? Then perhaps @Elixir might be of better help here…
swilliam
(scott williams)
11 March 2019 17:19
5
What is the URL? It’s hard to help without seeing the issue.
Elixir
(Adam Shiver)
11 March 2019 17:31
6
This bit here makes be believe this is an error being thrown by Poster. I say this because there’s not much in Foundry itself that is PHP-based. Poster however is mostly PHP-based.
adgordon
(Alan Gordon)
11 March 2019 17:38
7
I republished all files once again and the web site reappeared with the same error message.
Would one solution be to delete the website, recreate it, and publish? or would the error continue?
Or could I mark the pages using poster as draft and republish to see if Poster is causing the problem?
http://truthandlibertyfoundation.org/CCPFlet/
swilliam
(scott williams)
11 March 2019 17:47
8
what version of php are you running on the server?
instacks
(Jannis from inStacks Software)
11 March 2019 18:37
11
Please send me your project file as zipped archive: https://instacks.com/contact/
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instacks
(Jannis from inStacks Software)
11 March 2019 19:00
12
Oh, before that, upgrade to latest version of Poster Stack, which is 1.11.2: https://instacks.com/blog/?category=poster-stack
instacks
(Jannis from inStacks Software)
11 March 2019 20:12
13
@adgordon I think I found the issue, I send you a version to test. Check your emails please.
This seems to be related to PHP7.3 and a change in the PCRE regex library .
Will update all after retest is fine.
adgordon
(Alan Gordon)
11 March 2019 20:29
14
Just now read this email. Did you read my other email?
Let me know what I need to do.
system
(system)
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11 April 2019 06:29
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