Use <database> tag for compatibility sake #12
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revert open/close tag from <database2> to <database> for compatibility with all pages in installed dokuwiki
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Hi.
Thank you for keeping this great plugin running and up to date with current DokuWiki.
However, the change form
<database>to<database2>introduced in commit dd860181afdb47091e2a20639f48a6e70dea3bfe (or was it c89678e704eab1a5411bc57dafe94811c0fdad7d) simply breaks the existing pages.On the other side, there is this idea of not conflicting with the database plugin. This plugin has not been maintained for almost 10 years, and was already incompatible with DW 2008-05-05. As of today, once installed it will simply break the entire wiki : all non cached page render as blank page, as well as the admin panel. In fact, it cannot load because of syntax errors ! So it is questionable wether not conflicting with it matters.
Please consider going back to
<database>for compatibility reasons.