Hello David,
you wrote:
>> topics using their real names but creating their shortened
>> equalents (which should be used then as path names).
> This is the way I used to create article and topic names, and if the
> name already exists, the user is prompted to change the name.
It seems to
Well...I was about to write one last whining e-mail about why could I not
figure this out but I just got it...the key was $argv...I am not calling by
names, just id # but it seems to work sonow I just need to figure out
what I have done...or howI had just gotten a Chinese fortune saying
Hi,
> > Just one thing (and I'm talking to the whole dev team here): will it be
a
> > library space where we could put all these little helpfull functions,
and
> > make them available for every sites in the DB, or will we have to
replicate
> > them for each host (maybe in Midgard 2.0) ?
>
> Damn
> Alexander wrote:
> > Also some problems might exist accessing topics and articles by name. At
> > least, one should carefully select names for topics and articles (and write
> > them in URl-safe form).
Why is that?
David Guerizec wrote:
> This sounds ok to me.
> Just one thing (and I'm talking
Hi Alexander
> David wrote:
> > Here is a piece of code I wrote for an intranet, I provide it "as is" to
> > feed the debate...
> > You can put it in the code-init element of an ACTIVE page, and you'll
need
> > the functions mgd_get__by_name you can find at this url
> > (http://www.midgard-p
David wrote:
> Here is a piece of code I wrote for an intranet, I provide it "as is" to
> feed the debate...
> You can put it in the code-init element of an ACTIVE page, and you'll need
> the functions mgd_get__by_name you can find at this url
> (http://www.midgard-project.org/article/1420.htm
Hi,
Here is a piece of code I wrote for an intranet, I provide it "as is" to
feed the debate...
You can put it in the code-init element of an ACTIVE page, and you'll need
the functions mgd_get__by_name you can find at this url
(http://www.midgard-project.org/article/1420.html), or just wait
Fred Hirsch wrote:
>
> This sounds like a similar problem that I was having in doing a dynamic
> nav-link style. I heard lots of advice in using argv to extract from the
> $midgard->uri. I never did figure out why I couldn't get argv to work,
> from all I can tell, it only holds the name of the l
ere?
> if ($id) $topic = mgd_get_topic($id); <--I tried this but haven't seen the
> desired result
> if ($article) $author = mgd_get_person($article->author);
>
> I am not sure why I am so thick on this but I think I am getting closer
> kp
>
> ----- Original Message-----
e) $author = mgd_get_person($article->author);
I am not sure why I am so thick on this but I think I am getting closer
kp
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Subject: Re: [midgard] damn...I tho
Ken Pooley wrote:
> I want on the subsequent page to get the articles from the sub topic..so
> first page has topics that are linked...press link go to subtopic page and
> list articles...my idea is that if I can use the existing topics as the
> basis for organization then the content creators ca
Carilda wrote:
> Then your uris would be something like:
> /root page
> /13.html topic (or subtopic?) 13
> /13/22.htmltopic (or subtopic?) 13, article 22 which should
> belong to topic 13
>
> There should be a "mgd_get_topic_
orse.
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Thomas
Sent: Monday, January 17, 2000 5:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [midgard] damn...I thought I was getting close...
> Emile wrote (pretty well for a sick guy)...
> >So
th your content-fillers having
to put their new topics as subtopics to this set.
Was I at all coherent here?
the cat
By the way, it's "Carilda" not "Carlida" -- but I have been called worse.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Emiliano [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
sage-
From: Emiliano [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 17, 2000 3:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [midgard] damn...I thought I was getting close...
Ken Pooley wrote:
> I have a root page, it is active...it lists all of the topics and
> descriptions for
Ken Pooley wrote:
> I have a root page, it is active...it lists all of the topics and
> descriptions for a category...the idea is that the topic name is a link
> into the topic, there is a <[topic]> (listed further down) that should take
> me into the topic and list all of the articles which are
well, I thought I was getting close to figuring this out but I am still
missing the boat...(if I had $1 for everyboat I missed I would have bought
the boat by now)
I have a root page, it is active...it lists all of the topics and
descriptions for a category...the idea is that the topic name is
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