> > > On 3/24/08, raúl fuenzalida <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > I added the calendar macro #showWeblogEntryCalendar($model.weblog > > > > "nil") in a custom template. when clicking in a day i get the > > > > following url: > > > > > > > > http://localhost/weblogName/templateName?date=20080322 > > > > > > sorry. this is what i get. more precisely > > > > > > http://localhost/roller/weblog_name/page/template_name?date=20080322 > > is it an error? > > this is what happen: > when i add the calendar macro #showWeblogEntryCalendar($model.weblog > "nil") to a custom template, the URLs that the calendar macro > generates has as prefix the page template URL and not the url of the > weblog > > in example: if i add the calendar macro to a page template called > "about", then i go with the browser to that page ( > http://localhost/roller/weblog_name/page/about ), the URL i get when > clicking in day 22 of march 2008, will be the following: > http://localhost/roller/weblog_name/page/about?date=20080322 > > I don't know if is it an error. if it is an error, i would like to > know so i'll stop looking for solution
No, that is not an error. The calendar is designed to create links to the page on which it is placed. I think it would be a good enhancement to add an option for different behavior. - Dave
