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Wiki External Link Error

I have install TikiWiki three times
and everytime I get get this error
when I attempt add an external
link from within the Wiki area:

Warning: strstr(): Empty delimiter. in /home/edsource/public_html/tiki/lib/tikilib.php on line 4084

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/edsource/public_html/tiki/lib/tikilib.php:4084) in /home/edsource/public_html/tiki/tiki-editpage.php on line 639


Please help!

/mark

> wasAkA:
> > Damian:
> > Was this a FTP install?
> >
>
> No, each time I have done the autoinstalled
> using Fantastico De Luxe (via Cpanel) and I
> think is version (1.8)
>
> http://www.cpanelthemes.com/fantastico_scripts.phpQuestion

I have no knowledge of this, so I have no idea how its setup your tikiwiki. Id speak to their tech support, or attempt your own installation as per either our shell access or FTP installation.


> wasAkA:
> > Damian:
> > Was this a FTP install?
> >
>
> No, each time I have done the autoinstalled
> using Fantastico De Luxe (via Cpanel) and I
> think is version (1.8)
>
> http://www.cpanelthemes.com/fantastico_scripts.phpQuestion

I have no knowledge of this, so I have no idea how its setup your tikiwiki. Id speak to their tech support, or attempt your own installation as per either our shell access or FTP installation.


I'd be interested in knowing the answer - I've posted the same question in the Architecture/Install forum, see my post.

Which version are you running?


> Which version are you running?

I did an autoinstall (1.8) with Fantastico
via my hosing service (Cpanel) but strangely
people supporting Tikiwiki have never heard
of Fantastico. I find this amazing because I'm
sure hundreds of people are installing the Tikiwiki
this way everyday... but I'm being told to do
a FTP install... so we'll see how that goes.

/mark

p.s. I think I will post a new message about Fantastico support



> Which version are you running?

I did an autoinstall (1.8) with Fantastico
via my hosing service (Cpanel) but strangely
people supporting Tikiwiki have never heard
of Fantastico. I find this amazing because I'm
sure hundreds of people are installing the Tikiwiki
this way everyday... but I'm being told to do
a FTP install... so we'll see how that goes.

/mark

p.s. I think I will post a new message about Fantastico support



The link problem I was experiencing was caused by not specifying the server name in Admin - General.

Mark, I am getting the exact same error and I need help in solving it.