> Do you mean main/webapp/search.xmap line 105
Yeah, right. Time to take off those dark sunglasses :-)
Thanks,
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Ferdinand Soethe
Ferdinand Soethe wrote:
> David Crossley wrote:
>
> > There is already a way to get a list of all
> > files in the site.
>
> > localhost:/linkmap.{xml|html}
>
> > This is generated from site.xml
>
> That one I know. But wouldn't there have to be another pipeline that
> processes documents f
David Crossley wrote:
> There is already a way to get a list of all
> files in the site.
> localhost:/linkmap.{xml|html}
> This is generated from site.xml
That one I know. But wouldn't there have to be another pipeline that
processes documents for the lucene search?
That's the one I was a
Ferdinand Soethe wrote:
>
> Thanks Tim, I didn't realize it was that easy to aggregate them but
> that looks like it would work.
Such is the power of Cocoon.
> Although: where would I find the data for the pathname of the file?
> The way I understand the example it will give me an xml-stream of
Ferdinand Soethe wrote:
>
> Great. Didn't realize cocoon docs had become so good. Should have
> checked first. Thanks, Tim.
In general these are old docs. They haven't updated
in ages.
Cocoon docs are an underutilised goldmine. We try
to refer people to it from Forrest, but often
developers don'
Great. Didn't realize cocoon docs had become so good. Should have
checked first. Thanks, Tim.
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Ferdinand Soethe
On 3/17/06, Ferdinand Soethe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thanks Tim, I didn't realize it was that easy to aggregate them but
> that looks like it would work.
>
> Although: where would I find the data for the pathname of the file?
> The way I understand the example it will give me an xml-stream o
Thanks Tim, I didn't realize it was that easy to aggregate them but
that looks like it would work.
Although: where would I find the data for the pathname of the file?
The way I understand the example it will give me an xml-stream of the
titles of all files in all directories
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Ferdinand Soethe
On 3/17/06, Ferdinand Soethe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've build a JS-based title search mechanism that works for Forrest in
> dynamic and static mode. It requires a page with a list of all page titles
> of the current site which in my application is generated outside of
> Forrest.
>
> Now I
I've build a JS-based title search mechanism that works for Forrest in
dynamic and static mode. It requires a page with a list of all page titles
of the current site which in my application is generated outside of
Forrest.
Now I would like to make Forrest 0.7 build this list. What would be the
pi
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