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[Aaron Wells <1486269@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Oh, I left out a step in the above test procedure. You need to comment
on the second journal entry. So it should look like this:

1. Clean install of Mahara with two users, User 1 & User 2
2. User1 creates a journal, "Blog B"
3. Put two journal entries in Blog B
4. Create a page, "Page P"
5. Put a "Journal" block on Page P. Select Blog B for the block. Set "number of journal entries per page" to "1".
6. Share Page P with User 2.
7. Log in as User 2
8. Navigate to Page P.
9. Go to the second entry in Blog B and post a comment on it.
10. Go back to page P. Click the "Next ->" link in the paginator for the Blog B journal block

Expected result: You should see the second page of blog entries (containing the entry you commented on)
Actual result: Nothing happens. The error logs show an error stack with "call to undefined function pieform()"

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1486269

Title:
  Need to make sure pieform lib is present in comment build_html()

Status in Mahara:
  In Progress
Status in Mahara 15.04 series:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  Otherwise you can end up with:

  PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function pieform()

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