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Thursday, January 17, 2002 |
Hey, it looks like people are still working on antidunes. Here is an abstract from an article that is in press in Sedimentology.
3:25:46 PM 
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I think that the navigation stuff is finally falling into place. Existing category pages are not updated until you post something new to them (which makes sense). But that means that they will still have the old navigation. So if you want to propagate a navigation or template change through the site, you need to post something new to each of your categories.Will the Radio>Publish menu push out these changes?
Yes, it appears to do just that. I think I may finally understand this. What fun!
1:40:07 PM
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Now its showing up. Some of the navigator links are broken. Not sure why index.txt would be added to path of pageName="/categories/neigborhoods/" (causing the broken link). I will try specifying the file in the path to see if that fixes things.
1:28:24 PM
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I think I am closer, but not sure. Updates to navigatorLinks.xml and homeTemplate.xml are not getting streamed up. So can see the navigation on local pages, but not on my radio.weblogs.com site.
Not sure if the scan every 10 seconds looks for modified files or just new ones.
Another thing that isn't clear is that the homeTemplate.xml doesn't appear to apply to the local home page. Intuitive it ain't.
1:17:38 PM
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Garth's thoughts on the Navigator clicked something in my brain. That's how you get the navigation links on your radio.weblogs.com home page.
Now as far as Garth's wish goes, I couldn't agree more completely. You should be able to edit the Navigator as an outline. With Manila, you can edit the site structure with Radio and get an outline with icons representing folders and stories. Edit the Navigator and you get a outline of xml. It is almost fun watching the eyes glaze over when you demo this.
10:26:44 AM
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Hey, I am trying to figure out Categories and getting lost. I guess that I was thinking that I could set up different categories and have categorized posts put onto a category page. Even though I selected " render this category in HTML." I can only find the xml version of the category.
The docs here seem pretty vague.
Ok, now I see how this is working. It would probably be helpful if the category links below the this box went to the html (if selected) rather than the rss.xml file.
9:58:30 AM
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