1 ednong Jan 19, 2016 02:01
3 ednong Jan 20, 2016 13:22
Hi,
you can search with the 2 words above. You will get this error as I described.
And the thing in debug mode I will try in the evening.
4 mgsolipa Jan 20, 2016 21:28
@ednong yes, I already saw the error at your site. The debug mode can give us more info about why is the warning being displayed.
5 ednong Jan 21, 2016 00:22
@mgsolipa
Dude, you are crazy! ;) The screenshot is a long, very, very long screenshot. And its size is in compressed mode 2,8 MB. So its to big to upload here.
And I saw, there were almost 120 queries in it - but my screenshot tool only snaps until #62 o.O
<del>What do you need from this? All above the queries? Would that be enough?</del>
Ah ok, I see - until 20 MB are allowed here. So you will get this crapped screenshot ...
6 mgsolipa Jan 22, 2016 06:51
@ednong that's right, the screenshot is not useful because I can't read a word on it :D. I removed it from your comment.
The thing is that in debug mode you get extra information about the search results displayed just below each one of them. Maybe if you screenshot only that section, we could find something useful there to identify the issue. The best way would be to see all the debug result by ourselves, so it would be great if you set a password to the debug mode and share it via pm.
7 ednong Jan 22, 2016 15:39
@mgsolipa
Oh it was too much information? ;)
Okay, here I will go - a new screenshot with the details I guess you want. I hope, this are the right details.
8 ednong Jan 22, 2016 15:43
Uh,
less than 60 chars for a filename are allowed only? My names are longer ;)
9 mgsolipa Jan 23, 2016 10:36
less than 60 chars for a filename are allowed only? My names are longer
Yes @ednong, that value is controlled by $filename_max_length
. More info here: http://b2evolution.net/man/advanced-php
Well, thanks for the screenshot, it was less helpful than I expected but I guess we can extract some information. We will keep trying to reproduce the issue in order to find a fix.
Did you find any other example of search term producing that output?
PS. I deleted your screenshot to avoid fullpath disclosure.
10 ednong Jan 23, 2016 14:28
PS. I deleted your screenshot to avoid fullpath disclosure.
Ah okay, I forgot to pixelate the path ...
Other terms with same output - I don't know. This term I looked for randomly - and I found the bug ... ;)
@ednong can you enable debug mode and share a screenshot of the search result?