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> Can someone in the know please respond to the question about pinging textpattern. IS this a pingomatic type thing? Anyway to add other URLs to ping by default?

I’m going to put pingomatic in there instead of weblogs.com next version.

Matt? Is the remote procedure call the same?

>> Dean wrote:
>>>Can someone in the know please respond to the question about >>>pinging textpattern. IS this a pingomatic type thing? Anyway to >>>add other URLs to ping by default?
>>
>>I’m going to put pingomatic in there instead of weblogs.com next >>version.
>>
>>Matt? Is the remote procedure call the same?

Okay. Not to put too much pressure —- I mean, cool your heels — but when can we expect this? ;)

Last edited by Sketch (2004-06-08 17:10:09)

MattM-

Upgrading is easy: Download and untar/unzip the archive, then upload, to your /textpattern directory, all of the contents of the upgrade’s /textpattern directory (including subdirectories), except for setup.php and config.php. Without passing go, immediately run yoursite.com/textpattern/_upgrade.php, upon which you should see a message indicating that various database tables are okay.

And…that’s it, you’re done.

Thank you, Dean! Your excellent work continues.

The upgrade process was completely flawless except for me forgetting to update a hack I’ve been using that, I think, might not be necessary any longer with the Txp way is handling URL Titles now.

<txp:article_image /> is possibly the greatest thing to come along in Txp ever. Well, that’s not necessarily true but the addition of that tag allows me to stop hacking Txp to get the article images I was getting by using categories and feeding that to an img tag.

The question I have now is the contents of the Article Image tag, must they be a full URL or can I enter in a path relative to the journal’s root? Better yet, can I specify a path for all article images to default to since I keep them all in the same folder anyway?

Thanks!
:R.

Last edited by Cerebus (2004-06-08 19:33:28)

deanloading :)

Douglas