On Wed, 2007-06-13 at 23:05 +0200, Patrick Ohly wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a public web site for which I generate all content as static
> pages with "forrest site", then install with "rsync". This is working
> well and after going through the initial learning steps I have been very
> happy with forrest.
>
> There's just one thing that I have not been able to figure out: I want
> to write some pages as xdoc .xml, then have "forrest site" build
> the .html and .pdf for it, but I do not want to link to these files from
> any other page. The purpose is to have one public part which is visible
> to users and search engines and a more private part that I can point
> people to in emails by giving them the "secret" URL. The problem is that
> because "forrest site" only builds pages that are referenced and thus
> does not build the "hidden" pages.
>
> In the mailing list archives I found the hint to add a href without
> description, but the URL would still be in the source of the generated
> HTML, it's just not visible. It doesn't validate either with forrest
> 0.8.
You can make different forrest site runs:
<target name="internal-export">
<!-- generate private -->
<antcall target="site">
<param name="project.home" location="${project.home}"/>
<param name="project.start-uri"
location="/private/index.html"/>
<param name="project.build-dir"
location="${build.dir}/PATH"></param>
</antcall>
Requesting project.start-uri will not use the locationmap.html but the
url you provide.
The above is as ant target but you can call it like:
forrest site -Dproject.start-uri=/private/index.html
HTH
salu2
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