First Entry

A sad day, seventeen years is a long time to know someone at work

have you tried switching it off and on again....

who's going to time the loo flushes and clean the mouse balls now!!

All the best Dave, enjoy the 'Dales'

Farewell

Changed default folders to entries/for .txt files

works OK..!

Set the path to project to /home/yourname/webapps/static/blogengine-9/

Set the project URL to http://www.itb.me/kukkaisvoima-9/

this sets the img folder to http://www.itb.me/kukkaisvoima-9/img/ ..which is nice..

This is a really nice setup using the Maker this way with Kukkaisvoima, simple but with all of the ease and auto-compleness of the Maker editor, not to mention the image handling.

would be good if maker dynamics worked with .txt file

For now I shall use 'dynamics' for html snippets and copy and paste them in as required.

The Maker and Kukkaisvoima ...the only way to blog..!

and you know what... even though 'markdown' is reaaly good you just don't need it when your using the Maker

By using the default folder button in the Distribution table dialog it is possible to set individual directories of paths for different file types

This feature means that a seperate (sub)folder can be created for entries, images can have it's own folder and the other settings and script files can also be handled by the Maker

A step by step guide of a typical setup will be posted later.... keep watching

Its probably best to set the maker project root to be something like: -- you can ignor this now! read default test folders post for actual working setup

http://www.you.com/blog_engine/entries/

and then set the blog refs to the image folder set by the maker:

http://www.you.com/blog_engine/entries/img/

although currently for this experiment the root is set to;

http://www.you.com/blog_engine/

and individual entries are pointed to the

entries/

directory in the 'distribution table'

with the img folder being in the project root:

http://www.you.com/blog_engine/img/

Changed settings back to:

http://www.you.com/blog_engine/entries/

with images referenced to:

http://www.you.com/blog_engine/img/

somehow!!

But to get the image refs correct I had to set the project url as follows in the maker FTP settings:

http://www.itb.me/kukkaisvoima-9/entries/

So really this is quite a simple set up with the img folder in the entries folder, just have to make sure that the FTP settings are set as shown:

Path to project:

/home/yourname/webapps/static/blogengine/entries/

Project URL:

http://www.itb.me/kukkaisvoima-9/entries/

that's the way to do it

do we need a heading here?

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Ride On

Big curry night later, lots will attend, beer and popudums all round

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Mad as a March Hare..!

I did this fudge.. to display date only (not display time)

line 821(ish) index.cgi (V10.0)

Was -

print "<div class=\"date\">%s: %s</div>" % (l_date, strftime(dateformat, entry.date.timetuple()))

Now -

displaydate=str(entry.date)[0:10]#itb
print "<div class=\"date\">%s: %s</div>" % (l_date, displaydate)#itb

But guess what! its not needed in version 10 as there is a datetime config variable you can set in Kukkaisvoima_settings.py -- Brilliant

see how this is handled by Kukkaisvoima..

would be nice to not display timestamp