Doggie52

Much appreciated! I’ve gone through your last changesets, but I can’t seem to find precisely where the bug appeared and was fixed. Out of curiosity, where did you find it?

I apologize for that, I did not see your reply anywhere but in my e-mail inbox and assumed you had removed it.

Here’s a reply that someone decided to delete:

I have this same issue. I know the developer was on vacation…not sure if he’s back yet. But I have a client using the site and not being able to save drafts is quite a big issue ??

After a short discussion on IRC I understand the limitations of my request.

Hey Piotr!

I’m afraid I can’t post the address to the site as it’s on an internal development server at the moment. Are you sure you can’t reproduce this yourself? If not, then perhaps there is some HTML tag I might have forgotten to add. I’ll check with Facebook’s “lint” tool later this week.

Disabling XFBML fixes this, but now the button is no longer localized :/ .

Actually, now that I look at it, it seems as all users can be selected, but have to be so by their usernames!

I found that out some time ago too. What is interesting to note is that only some users appear when typing their names in the box. I believe that’s a bug.

In phpinfo() you should see both a reference to “mysql” and “mysqli”. If you do not see these, follow along. If you do see these references, I’m unable to help you and you really should have no problems with it.

In php.ini, look for the lines beginning with “extension=”. Look at the pattern followed by the included files and remember this. Mine all start with php_, yours’ might not.

Now, find a reference to “mysql” in the same file. Hopefully, you will see a line saying extension=<pattern>mysql.dll and one saying extension=<pattern>mysqli.dll. If you do not see these lines (which you most likely won’t, as you’re having problems with them missing), go ahead and add them to the file. Restart Apache and run phpinfo() again to make sure the extensions are running.

When you say “all of the information one would expect to see with entries for mysqli and mysqlnd”, are you 100% sure this looks as one would expect?

If you can, I would take this to the hoster and ask him to fix it. If this is a dedi-box and you’re not allocated support like that, I would try to uncomment the following lines: extension=php_mysql.dll and extension=php_mysqli.dll (making sure you restart Apache after doing so).

Does work for me on 3.2, though. Weird!

Hey! How are things going with this idea? I would love to see it implemented!