... Thank you, Ive got it sorted out now, using the entitie's numerical values works, I just had to find a regex that would fix my archives. One quick...
Angelina Carlton
brat@...
Apr 4, 2005 9:25 pm
436
... sorry...I *think* ive found out why, I am working on a copy of my real public_html called test_html but my blog.conf's base url is set to point to the real...
Angelina Carlton
brat@...
Apr 4, 2005 9:41 pm
437
In NB 3.0 and up, the templates were updated to use a special variable, called $BASE_URL, to help implement relative links. Also make sure BLOG_CSS is defined...
... Hi thank you for packaging nanoblogger! Now I wont have to worry about staying current :-) -- Angelina Carlton...
Angelina Carlton
brat@...
Apr 8, 2005 4:16 pm
439
Hello I use emacs to write blog entries and up untill my last upgrade I was able to turn on syntax hilighting because emacs recognized the file type as html. ...
Angelina Carlton
brat@...
Apr 9, 2005 1:11 pm
440
... Same problem with vim and cvs version. I use the command :set syntax=html to override the txt extension so I figure there will be something similar in...
Celso González
celso@...
Apr 9, 2005 3:57 pm
441
Hi When I write a post I usually have mistakes, but I only see this mistakes when the web is generated. To fix the mistakes I go to the data/xxxxx (usually the...
Celso González
celso@...
Apr 9, 2005 4:04 pm
442
... $ nb -e 1 This will give you the abillity to update the last post you made -- B10m...
B10m
menno+nanoblogger@...
Apr 9, 2005 4:06 pm
443
Yes, Use the --edit [ID(s)] option. ID 1 always equals the last entry you made. Also, if we're talking about spelling errors and you're using vi/vim, I'd...
... For any other emacs users, Stefan on the emacs mailing list said to use: (add-to-list 'auto-mode-alist '("\\`/tmp/nb_.*\\.txt\\'" . html-mode)) in your...
Angelina Carlton
brat@...
Apr 9, 2005 10:33 pm
445
I've been experimenting with the flat file and archive layout. Currently, all files are stored to a single directory. Nice and simple. The problem is, what ...
... [...] ... [...] ... I'm all for it, especially if that means that we could do an update per month, day, year too. (nb -u mon $month for instance). -- B10m...
B10m
menno+nanoblogger@...
Apr 15, 2005 7:04 am
447
Hey all, Maybe some of you would like to use Wiki markup with nanoblogger entries. I've explained how to set it up here: ...
B10m
menno+nanoblogger@...
Apr 15, 2005 9:06 am
448
... I kinda like the single directory view of thew world as it is right now, if I need to target specific times such as years, months, days, etc. the entries ...
... That's exactly one of the things I'd like to have as an end result. Being able to list or update entries by date, using simple globbing techniques. Kevin ...
... It's quite simple, through the utilization of multiple subdirectories based on dates, we can target a specific date without the need to filter out ...
... I'm probably missing something, but why can't you do that now with something like this: ls $DATA_DIR/$YEAR-$MONTH-${DAY}T$HOUR_$MIN_$SEC.* ... and for each...
... Summary of my short-term goal: 1. rely more on globbing, than before (yes it was possible before, but grep was doing the job). 2. segregate the flat-files...
... I guess I'm still not convinced that using a directory structure would inherently require any more or any less globbing and as far as speed goes I believe...
... I'd propose the use of directories only for year and month. Using it for day too is overhead in my eyes. I very rarely create more than one entry a day....
... That sounds like a good idea! It should strike a good balance between trying to segregate so much data that it defeats my original purpose, to segregating...
I've been using the tidy plugin and just noticed that my site, even though tidy does it's job, does not validate at the xhtml validator. Here is the link to...
I just discovered something while poking around. It seems that even though the <!DOCTYPE> tag is present in main_index.html template that it never makes it...
... Sorry for the rapid posts, but I'm thinking that getting the proper <!DOCTYPE> tag into the output will clear up the rest. Since the validator is falling...
This looks like a problem with your character encoding. I believe tidy defaults to ascii. What I think is happening is that since BLOG_CHARSET has no effect on...
... That helped some, but I still need to find out why the <!DOCTYPE> tag isn't making it from the main_index.html template to the final index.html. I could ...
... Something of interest that I just noticed. If I remove the ! from the <!DOCTYPE> tag it then makes it into index.html, it's wrong to not have the ! in the...
... I have no problems with the DOCTYPE tag and it seems that my index.html validates as valid XHTML. Can't remember ever messing with it... -- B10m...
B10m
menno+nanoblogger@...
Apr 25, 2005 6:38 pm
463
... I haven't changed anything major. I did put a picture of the day plugin in, but I think that only runs when there is actually a picture to put in. Also, ...
... Hmmm, now that I've actually taken the time to read exactly what the validator says is wrong it seems that all the problems exist in the javascripts that...
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