Last modified: 2010-09-03 19:18:33 UTC
When trying to edit a section this error is immediately returned: Invalid h node passed to PPNode_DOM::splitHeading Backtrace: #0 /home/pawsitiv/public_html/discdogopedia/includes/Parser.php(4605): PPNode_DOM->splitHeading() #1 /home/pawsitiv/public_html/discdogopedia/includes/Parser.php(4675): Parser->extractSections('===Vaults===?[[...', '1', 'get', false) #2 /home/pawsitiv/public_html/discdogopedia/includes/EditPage.php(193): Parser->getSection('===Vaults===?[[...', '1', false) #3 /home/pawsitiv/public_html/discdogopedia/includes/EditPage.php(982): EditPage->getContent(false) #4 /home/pawsitiv/public_html/discdogopedia/includes/EditPage.php(473): EditPage->initialiseForm() #5 /home/pawsitiv/public_html/discdogopedia/includes/EditPage.php(323): EditPage->edit() #6 /home/pawsitiv/public_html/discdogopedia/includes/Wiki.php(444): EditPage->submit() #7 /home/pawsitiv/public_html/discdogopedia/includes/Wiki.php(48): MediaWiki->performAction(Object(OutputPage), Object(Article), Object(Title), Object(User), Object(WebRequest)) #8 /home/pawsitiv/public_html/discdogopedia/index.php(90): MediaWiki->initialize(Object(Title), Object(OutputPage), Object(User), Object(WebRequest)) #9 {main}
Weird. I can't reproduce this on 1.12rc1 or 1.13svn. Could you attach the wikitext of the page you're trying to edit? I saw ===Vaults===?[[ in your backtrace, which would be an invalid header (although that should be handled more gracefully, of course).
Well, now my edit links for the sections are gone. Talk about weird... Here's the wiki text from one of the sections: === Moving Back Vault === [[Image:shock.jpg|thumbnail]] A moving Back Vault takes place when the handler is in motion as the dog is executing the vault. There has always been a little bit of handler motion in Back Vault execution, but in recent years this motion has become significant enough to create an entirely new kind of vault. [[Gary Shockley]] and Kodiak were pioneers in this dynamic trick in the United States and it's one of the defining aspects of their game that led them to a stellar 2002 competition season. The history of the development of the Moving Back Vault in Japan is unclear, but one thing that is not unclear is that the Japanese players ([[Yachi Harai]]) have taken the Moving Back Vault to an entirely different level and have given the entire Disc Dog world a new avenue for evolution and creativity. Thanks, Ron
(In reply to comment #2) > Well, now my edit links for the sections are gone. Are you sure you're not viewing a diff or an old version of the page?
I had the same problem with MW 1.12.0rc1. Solution: Change in Preprocessor_DOM.php , function splitHeading if( !this->nodeName == 'h') to if( !this->getName() == 'h') Rene
I got the same error in mw 1.14.0 (php 5.0.5). But on another machine that use mw 1.14.0 on php 5.2.4 cannot reproduce this.
http://www.nabble.com/%22Invalid-h-node-passed-to-PPNode_DOM::splitHeading%22-error-on-1.12-td16331196.html <blockquote> Try using the alternate preprocessor code; add this to your LocalSettings.php: $wgParserConf['preprocessorClass'] = 'Preprocessor_Hash'; </blockquote>
From reading the linked thread in comment #6, it seems to have been a combination of using Preprocessor_DOM and old 5.0.x PHP. Closing as WFM. Feel free to reopen if you can replicate on a more recent version of Mediawiki and PHP (note we only support PHP 5.1 and higher--5.2 or 5.3 is recommended).
