WCMS-Blog install help

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Re: WCMS-Blog install help

Post by juergen »

hehe, that's the reason why it is still Beta, but your testing is good.

As you see, there is a BIG difference between a single User special script and the one for all.

Conclusion: Build in a check Routine : where do we begin.

Next Step.

btw. The scriplet is abt 2 hours of work, which is NOTHING for such a thing.
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Re: WCMS-Blog install help

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Yes, after your warning the other day I did expect that it would take a little more than just uploading the script and tagging the template. :lol:

For reference, I also tried with URL rewrite both on and off, and the original version of the script before I tried getting rid of the 2008 list. Now, as far as getting the data from the tables about how many posts exist and what month they occur in, that is working just fine. But either the page generation or the links themselves seem to not be valid. I went and checked the example on your site, and as far as I could tell the URL structure was correct in my instance.

I did manage to do away with the duplicate 2009 by commenting out a few lines through trial and error. I'll have to wait and see whether what I've done will make a mess for me when March starts, though. :wink:

I'm also seriously impressed if you could turn out this script with just two hours work.
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Re: WCMS-Blog install help

Post by ExVee »

Well, it's been a little while. And while I've been spending some of this time trying to study on this, it's all making my head spin! Sadly I have not been able to learn anything that might help me to figure out what is stopping the archive script from producing its results correctly. I'm hoping that you've found some time these past couple of weeks to make some progress on it.
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