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1: xowiki weblog too many nested includelets error

Posted by Torben Brosten on 09/18/10 08:57 AM

Hi, These errors pepper weblog pages, even though the includlets are adp portlets with static html only: errors in includelet en:page-name Nesting of includelets is to deep How can these errors be avoided (besides removing the adp portlet/includets from the various xowiki pages? cheers, Torben

2: Re: xowiki weblog too many nested includelets error (response to 1)

Posted by Torben Brosten on 09/18/10 09:00 AM

re-posting:

Hi,

These errors pepper weblog pages, even though the includlets are adp portlets with static html only:

errors in includelet en:page-name Nesting of includelets is to deep

How can these errors be avoided (besides removing the adp portlet/includets from the various xowiki pages?

This is for xowiki 0.133 from CVS head

cheers,
Torben

3: Re: xowiki weblog too many nested includelets error (response to 1)

Posted by Jim Lynch on 09/18/10 09:24 AM

normally errors like this occur when an infinite recursion would happen if it wasn't caught by this. can you determine if this is occuring?

4: Re: xowiki weblog too many nested includelets error (response to 1)

Posted by Torben Brosten on 09/18/10 10:13 AM

Hi Jim,

No infinite recursions that I can see. Here's the weblog code:

>>content<<
{{weblog-portlet -decoration plain}}
>><<
>>sidebar<<
{{rss-button -span 10d}} 
>><<

And the adp includes contain exclusively html script tags with javascript. No more than 2 includes per page.

5: Re: xowiki weblog too many nested includelets error (response to 4)

Posted by Jim Lynch on 09/18/10 10:33 AM

I don't do xowiki anything right now, no xotcl either.

If I were to start and I encountered your situation, the first place I would look is the error log and the access log.

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