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dan

It took me a while but one has to enter two backslashes for each of the backslashes one wants to display. After the 20 minutes it took me to get that worked out, I had the feeling that your code snippet was right but just displaying wrong.

Thanks for looking in to the bug. We’re just using my vista machine for development and the only time the %5c bit happens is when going from frontend to backend. I can develop the back end on Chrome (or … gulp… IE) and accomplish what I need to.

It is a bug that I’d like to see worked out long term though, for the symphony project as a whole.

Thanks for the help.

Will

Hi Will, I am again: I have the tips in this Diskution followed. Have re-installed the cms. The URL’s are now displayed correctly (no matter what browser) only the link for the administration area is wrong. Here is the URL

 /symphony/symphony/publish/articles/ 

search would be right though:

http://symphony.domain.net/symphony/publish/articles/

I publish my VHost again:

VirtualHost *:80 ServerAdmin webmaster@gmail.com ServerName symphony.domain.net DocumentRoot “E:/xampp/htdocs/symphony” ErrorLog “E:/xampp/htdocs/symphony/logs/error_log /VirtualHost

The htaccess files(2X), I have not changed. Sorry for my bad english.

My Machine: WindowsXP SP3 + Webserver: XAMPP 1.6.

Thank you

FYI ALL:

Windows Vista Service Pack 2

I downloaded Vista SP2 this weekend and have not had problems. I reinstalled Symphony with the recent fixes and all seems to be working well.

3.3 Instructions > 3.3.2 Install from ZIP:

  • install.sql
  • LICENCE
  • README.markdown and
  • update.php

aren’t included in the list of files to upload. Not sure if all of these are necessary, but install.sql surely is.

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