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[1.10.x] Parsing Error

1 Jul 17, 2007 20:52    

My b2evolution Version: 1.10.x

Hi all, I've just started using b2evolution, for a new project I'm doing. And on my second post, I've came across a problem that I can't figure out.

The end of the post says:

Then I decided to have a blog here, to share my ideas, and to leave myself notes. At first I was going to use <a href="http://wordpress.org">WordPress</a> just like I always do. However, lately I have been getting weird results with it, I keep getting Forbidden errors, and the help I've been able to get, couldn't fix the problem. So I decided to look for something else, and stumbled across <a href="http://b2evolution.net">b2evolution</a> Its a little more power than I need for this, but at least it hasn't told me that "You don't have access to X".

For some reason, when I try to post this b2evolution 1.10.2 comes back and says: "Parser error: mismatched tag: body near . Its a little more power than I need for this, but at least it hasn't told me that "You don't have access to X".</p></p></p></body>

Where is the closing body tag coming from? How do I get rid of it?

Thanks in advance!

Chris[/code]

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2 Jul 17, 2007 21:59

Hi Chris,

It depends on the plugins you are running and especially the rendering plugins. If you go to the part where you write your posts, you see them in the right bottom corner. If you prefer to write the html code for the links yourself (or use the <link> button) then you'd better diable the Auto Link plugin. The Auto P plugin generates html paragraphs <p> if you type new lines.

I am wondering where the </body> comes from.

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3 Jul 17, 2007 23:28

Afwas wrote:

Hi Chris,

It depends on the plugins you are running and especially the rendering plugins. If you go to the part where you write your posts, you see them in the right bottom corner. If you prefer to write the html code for the links yourself (or use the <link> button) then you'd better diable the Auto Link plugin. The Auto P plugin generates html paragraphs <p> if you type new lines.

I am wondering where the </body> comes from.

I went ahead and disabled both Auto Links and Auto P, and I still have the body tag problem. I have all the other 'default' plugins enabled, and Live Hits.
I'm thinking maybe it has something to do with the code I put into the post?

It's not the exact same post, but I have gone ahead and been able to post the essentially same post again. Would like to know what happened though.

Chris

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4 Sep 14, 2007 00:11

I get the same problem as well. I tried turning off Auto Links and Auto P but the problem persists. I hope there's some fix other than another upgrade for our site. Thanks!

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5 Sep 14, 2007 13:35

You probably use a html generator to write the post. If you do, some tags will duplicate and eventually lead to errors. If you want to write the post in another editor, use plain text in stead of html output.
You can install the [url=http://manual.b2evolution.net/Plugins/tinymce_plugin]TinyMCE plugin[/url] which is a nice WYSIWYG editor for the B2evo posts.

Good luck

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