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Let´s see if we can help. Please try to reproduce the problem here on this server. Strip down your example as far as possible making sure that the error still occurs. Then I can switch on some server logging to see what happens.
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You might also want to try "debug=5" which will show you what DPL gets to see before it starts processing. "debug=3" could also help but I suspect that you will not get any output from this due to the server error.
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Something you might also want to try is the following: use the parser function notation (#dpl) and see what happens then. Be careful with pipe characters when doing so.
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:Good luck, 23:16, 10 March 2008 (CET)

Revision as of 00:16, 11 March 2008

Description: include option of Dynamic Page List seems to be fonctionnal only in the main namespace.
Extension / Version: DPL   /   1.6.5
Type / Status: Bug   /   open

Problem

On EricLarcher wiki, when I use this DPL statement
<DPL> category=Blog createdby=Eric Larcher mode=ordered ordermethod=firstedit order=descending addeditdate=true include=* format= ,{{Début cadre|gris}}<font size="3">'''%TITLE%'''</font>\n\n<font size="0.5em">%DATE%</font>\n\n,\n<font size="0.5em">[[Discussion_%TITLE%|voir les commentaires]]\n[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{SITENAME}}:Discussion_%TITLE%|action=edit&section=new }} ajoutez un commentaire]</font>{{Fin cadre}}\n\n\n\n,\n noresultsheader=\n resultsfooter=<br/>\n'''%PAGES% billet(s) publié(s)'''\n </DPL>
in the main namespace, all is ok. An example can be seen here But, when I try to use this DPL statement in a page of another namespace (for exemple, in Utilisateur:Eric Larcher), the render of the page goes out with a Error 500 - Internal server error. Without the include=* statement, it' OK.


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Let´s see if we can help. Please try to reproduce the problem here on this server. Strip down your example as far as possible making sure that the error still occurs. Then I can switch on some server logging to see what happens.

You might also want to try "debug=5" which will show you what DPL gets to see before it starts processing. "debug=3" could also help but I suspect that you will not get any output from this due to the server error.

Something you might also want to try is the following: use the parser function notation (#dpl) and see what happens then. Be careful with pipe characters when doing so.

Good luck, 23:16, 10 March 2008 (CET)