It seems like another buggy behaviour of WikiSyntax processor. I'll
forward this issue to Michal.

Dnia 2008-10-04, o godz. 14:20:13
Erich <erich.steinbo...@gmail.com> napisał(a):

--
Piotr Gabryjeluk
Wikidot.com developer
[link]

Dnia 2008-10-04, o godz. 23:33:28
Ed Johnson <edjohnson...@gmail.com> napisał(a):
You should use [[[wiki::category:page]]] instead (one : instead of
two ::)

Yes, it's not related to the image, or its format. It even happens,
if the image doesn't exist and the alternate text is displayed. For
an example see [link]

Erich,

This is a strange one. Have you had a chance to play with this using
other image sizes and formats yet? If, not, I can run some tests on my
end.

-Ed

I think my configuration is fine. I was able to confirm that this is
mainly a "complied page" issue. I found that after editing the page
and saving it, the link(s) get reconstructed. It's only after a fresh
install that the links are still pointing to wikidot1.dev.

However, there is still a bug related to this link syntax.

Should below code display the images below each other?
[[code]]
[[image [link]]]

[[image [link]]]

[[image [link]]]

[[image [link]]]

This probably means you have something wrong with your configuration,
but not necessarily. I promise to check that.

[[[wiki::category:page]]] this is a link format introduces to the
opensource version to allow creating interwiki links. I'm not sure if
this applies to Wikidot.com as well.

Dnia 2008-10-03, o godz. 18:24:09

After getting an error when clicking the "template-en" link on the
default start page after installing Wikidot, I found the link had
formatting I had not seen before. Here's the source:
============================== ======
++ Customize default template

Default initial template for other wikis is located at [[[template-

Hello,
monitoring the community forums and using the editor helpers and wizard
I came accross two bugs loosely related to Flickr. I fixed them today as
I describe here:
[link]

Dnia 2008-09-30, o godz. 17:20:43
Ed Johnson <edjohnson...@gmail.com> napisał(a):

I changed something. I removed limits from ImageMagick invocation from
PHP. It seems in 6.3 version the semantics for -limit option was
changed and this resulted in always failing trying to identify an image
due to too less resources given.

I'm back from my golf outing and did a fresh install of revision 270
on my test machine. The good news is that I was able to get a good
install and no problems with the images this time!! You may have fixed
something or I did something different this time - either way, it
works now!

However, with the changes you made since revesion 260, including

So zou want to say that this was not because of your updating and that I
should tell you when it happens again?
You're welcome!
2008/9/29 Piotr Gabryjeluk <pi...@wikidev.lastlook.pl>

Hi,
you should be alarmed :). Thanks for posting
Dnia 2008-09-29, o godz. 09:46:28
"Брунхилда од Аустразије" <brunehildathequ...@gmail.com> napisał(a):

Thank you Piotr, but as I said, it lasted only some 5 minutes, and
everything was back again in normal state already yesterday. The thing is
that this happens very offten lately, so I was alarmed, but Phil explained
me that this might ads well be due to some updated that you're doing to
wikidot, so if this is reason, then everything is ok, and I will not alarm

I think I've solved this. Can you confirm, everything's back OK?
Dnia 2008-09-28, o godz. 20:45:05
Piotr Gabryjeluk <pi...@wikidev.lastlook.pl> napisał(a):