Question

I used the BugIdAUTOINC... but was never able to make it work. It constantly creates or edit the hard word (BugIdAUTOINC...) used in the form. Please help.

-- AlainLavoieDexto - 17 Jun 2008

Environment

-- AlainLavoieDexto - 25 Jun 2008

Answer

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The syntax for automatically generated topic names calls for at least one zero ("0") following AUTOINC . I think that is problem.

-- LynnwoodBrown - 25 Jun 2008

Here is the full form which does not work:

-- AlainLavoieDexto - 11 Jul 2008

Please look at the raw version of the above form. Thanks in advance.

-- AlainLavoieDexto - 11 Jul 2008

Your code is fine, it work for me. Must be an installation or configuration issue. I am using TWiki 4.2.

-- EnriqueCadalso - 17 Jul 2008

I think your code should work. I modified slightly your example above so that it could be tested here (I removed the template reference since it doesn't exist here) and it works fine.

-- LynnwoodBrown - 17 Jul 2008

Thanks to all but I think I might of changed the permissions on the twiki directory hierarchy of my Debian distribution. That would explain many problems I experienced lately. At last, I am missing some ideas on how to debug such a problem, any idea on how to proceed to log information a bit everywere; can I enable some debug flags to print information in a file ?

-- AlainLavoieDexto - 17 Aug 2008

Watch the debug*.txt and warn*.txt files in the twiki/data directory.

-- PeterThoeny - 19 Aug 2008