gbp_permanent_links

graeme · 2007-06-29 22:56:49

Nic wrote:

That problem with the File Downloads seems to have gone from bad to worse. It now doesn’t even have the mis-escaped file download number, there’s nothing at all. If I add the <txp:gbp_disable_permlinks> tag it shows up fine, but you can imagine how difficult it would be to go back through the archive and do that.

Anything I can do to make the troubleshooting easier?

Strange, in my testing it is working fine. If you could email me you debugging output from the plugin – it will help alot. Ta

graeme · 2007-07-02 21:07:37

Nic wrote:

That problem with the File Downloads seems to have gone from bad to worse. It now doesn’t even have the mis-escaped file download number, there’s nothing at all.

Nic emailed through the debugging output – and I think I’ve got this problem sorted but I’m not certain – can people test please :)

Here is ~~gbp_permanent_links v0.11.616~~ gbp_permanent_links v0.11.617

Last edited by graeme (2007-07-02 21:35:34)

Nic · 2007-07-02 21:14:08

Hallelujah! No errors, no problems! Seems like it’s been fixed. Thanks so much, this is very exciting to not have to worry about anymore.

graeme · 2007-07-02 23:04:25

Nic wrote:

Hallelujah! No errors, no problems! Seems like it’s been fixed. Thanks so much, this is very exciting to not have to worry about anymore.

Great! Glad it’s working now :)

The issue you were seeing was also related to a bug which prevented gbp_permanent_links and postmaster from working together which is now fixed – wahoo.

maniqui · 2007-07-02 23:14:42

graeme wrote:

The issue you were seeing was also related to a bug which prevented gbp_permanent_links and postmaster from working together which is now fixed – wahoo.

:D
I will test ~~your claim~~ (I must definitely take a look to the english dictionary before posting) your plug-in as soon as possible!
Thanks, graeme!

Last edited by maniqui (2007-07-03 03:09:13)

Zanza · 2007-07-09 22:01:25

Graeme, I switched to the last version today, but had to quickly revert to 0.11.566, because my url ‘name.htm’ in the url title got converted to ‘namehtm’.

I read that you added the capability of converting special chars in the url by purpose, but in my case that deleted the point that i put in the url title field! :-(

Can you release an option about that? Maybe one want to simulate html pages, and points should be allowed.

Thanks

Z-

Zanza · 2007-07-20 14:52:15

Again, i’d like to know if I can use your plugin to do this:

I had a static page www.site.com/section/title.htm#fragment

The title.htm page contained several fragment, so all these url are valid:

www.site.com/section/title.htm#fragment2
www.site.com/section/title.htm#fragment3
www.site.com/section/title.htm#fragment4

etc… They’re all pieces of content on one page. Now I’d like to split that page in 4 pages, one for each fragment. So I’d like that old static (non-txp) url:

www.site.com/section/title.htm#fragment

Could be redirected to actual txp managed url:

www.site.com/section/fragment

the same for fragment2, 3, 4.

Is there a way to do this with your plugin?

Thanks

Z-

guiguibonbon · 2007-08-15 19:41:44

Zanza, have you tried enabling prefix, and using /section/title where you set the prefix of title to title.htm# ?

Gream, I’m totally impressed by this plugin, and your commitment.

Two questions : is this compatible with MLP?

And would it be possible to enable faux-sub-domains? I’d be particularly interested in something like author-name.site.com.

Also, author modules don’t seem to work (404), while login does. Could this be caused by a space in the real name?

kevinpotts · 2007-08-16 13:06:40

graeme — I don’t have any specific problems, but I did want to say thank you for writing an incredibly useful plugin. I just discovered it last week and implemented it within ten minutes on my own site because I’ve been seeking this exact functionality for a long time. (Also gave you a nod in a recent article on my site.) Keep up the great work.

andreas · 2007-08-16 16:21:56

Keep up the great work.

Yes, indeed. I want to underline that too. I’ve used several URL plugins but all had some kind of drawback to them – yours is excellent!

mrdale · 2007-08-17 01:31:49

>graeme. Any news on image category support? Can’t wait to start using this plugin.

maxvoltar · 2007-08-17 11:46:32

@Graeme: I’d like to thank you for this plug-in. This is the very first time I’m making a TextPattern-based website (it’s a large one, url later), and I could use your plug-in after only 2 tries… It’s so simple to use, a kid could use it!

Again: Thank you very much!

guiguibonbon · 2007-08-19 07:46:52

Hi Greame. I improved gbp_if_text so that I can also check if a text is set, no matter what its value is with <txp:gbp_if_text name="foo">...</txp:gbp_if_text> (a few pages have common behaviors, so I’ve set the same text-name to them). Here’s the code :

	function gbp_if_text ($atts, $thing) {
		global $pretext;
		extract(lAtts(array(
			'name' => '',
			'val'  => '',
		),$atts));
		if ($name != "" && $val == "") {
			$match = (isset($pretext["permlink_text_{$name}"]));
		} elseif ($name != "" && $val != "") {
			$match = (@$pretext["permlink_text_{$name}"] == $val);
		} else {
			$match = false;}
		return parse(EvalElse($thing, $match));
	}

Last edited by guiguibonbon (2007-08-19 08:04:18)

maxvoltar · 2007-08-20 07:30:44

Ok, it’s not going so smooth as I first thought…

Here’s a current example structure:

blog index/post
blog archive
what is rss?

These are all different sections, but they should look (url-wise) like this:

blog index/post
- blog archive
- what is rss?

Maybe you can give a quick step-by-step how-to so I can see how you have to use the system in a decent way…

Thank you!

diuk · 2007-08-21 00:17:42

rloaderro wrote:

Hi! I’m going for the default section/category/title, however it’s not working quite right.

This is for a gallery section, I’m hoping the process can work something like this:

1. user enters the gallery section
bq. site_url/gallery

2. user clicks a category (paintings, illustrations, etc..)

site_url/gallery/category

3. user clicks an article (piece of artwork, etc..)

site_url/gallery/category/title

But at the moment, when I click a category within the gallery section, the URL looks like:

site_url/gallery/category/category

Sorry if this has been addressed before but I’m having the same problem, category links become appended with the category name I’m currently navigating. Is there a workaround to this?

Thanks,

D

Last edited by diuk (2007-08-21 00:19:03)

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