lovely admins of Dokuga,


I can't seem to post a reply on certain threads... But it seems I can make threads ^_^


I get a table of variables:


variable value
$0 "
key value
$file "/var/www/vhosts/dokuga.com/httpdocs/components/com_kunena/template/dokuga/post.php"
$line "223"
$function "trigger_dberror"
[args] Nested Array
"
$1 "
key value
$file "/var/www/vhosts/dokuga.com/httpdocs/components/com_kunena/kunena.php"
$line "576"
[args] Nested Array
$function "include"
"
$2 "
key value
$file "/var/www/vhosts/dokuga.com/httpdocs/libraries/joomla/application/component/helper.php"
$line "162"
[args] Nested Array
$function "require_once"
"
$3 "
key value
$file "/var/www/vhosts/dokuga.com/httpdocs/includes/application.php"
$line "124"
$function "renderComponent"
$class "JComponentHelper"
$type "->"
[args] Nested Array
"
$4 "
key value
$file "/var/www/vhosts/dokuga.com/httpdocs/index.php"
$line "68"
$function "dispatch"
$class "JSite"
$type "->"
[args] Nested Array
"

Hmmm... seems that with all of those dollar signs that you need to pay us to post there. I accept Paypal


Truthfully however, I've never seen that before. Perhaps it can be sorted out when MissK returns.

I think this happened to me once when I tried using that heart symbol you get when pressing alt + 3. Could that be the problem?

This just happened to me a few minutes ago when I tried to reply to the Japanese Help thread. I think Honey-Bee might be on something because I did try typing some kanji and that's when it messed up on me. So maybe if the reply box receives a symbol it's not familiar with than it can't process it?

Though I did try to reply without the kanji and I got the same result.

Funny thing, the post I was talking about was supposed to be for MoxyMixxy's Japanese name thread ^_^


Maybe that's why

I haven't use Joomla in years, and never used the Kunena module, but just glancing at that Debug code, it looks like it was spit out because of a Database error.

My guess is that this falls back to the UTF-8 encoding issue with the database, since it seems from all of your posts that it happens when using those characters. I can't debug it more without access to the server error_log files, but hey.

Anyway, the reason I think it's a Database thing, is the output of the variable dump.



The function being called is trigger_dberror(), in the posting of the, uhh... post. The entire thing, IIRC, is just a trace of how the error was received, with the newest entry at $0 and the oldest at the higher number.