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Re: Multiple categories for a post
Canada	2007-09-11 22:56:43

Well, so far so good. ; I made a round trip to the admin interface and created a post associated with several categories, with updates to my new join table (ENTRY_CATEGORY). I broke a few things along the way, in particular the "friendly permalink" (url of the form $blog_url/category/post), which is used by the ShowMeMore plugin (and perhaps others?). The "friendly permalink" restricts a post to only one category.  Can anyone tell me why ;this form of permalink is used? ; Why does the category have to part of the url? Why not just point directly to the post ($blog_url/post-slug) ? I am thinking of modifying the semantics of friendly permalink to be $blog_url/post-slug, which would ;meet my client's requirement for urls of the form http://ourcompany.com/message.  Again, any advice would be welcome! ----- Original Message ----- From: loto-quebec.com href="mailto:Ingo.Joblingloto-quebec.com">Jobling Ingo To: lists.sourceforge.net href="mailto:blojsom-developerslists.sourceforge.net">blojsom-developerslists.sourceforge.net Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2007 5:30 PM Subject: [Blojsom-developers] Multiple categories for a post Hi, Any advice would be appreciated! I am looking at the possibility of modifying blojsom to support multiple categories for a post (like Wordpress) Roughly, I think I need to: Add a join table to the database ENTRY_CATEGORY Modify the ENTRY and CATEGORY to point to this new join table Modify the Hibernate mappings Modify the DataBaseEntry and Category objects Modify DatabaseFetcher Modify Template pages asual-entry.vm, asual-column Modify Admin page to allow selection of more that one category when adding a post Ingo De : blojsom-developers-bounceslists.sourceforge.net [mailto:blojsom-developers-bounceslists.sourceforge.net] De la part de Ingo Jobling Envoyé : 8 septembre 2007 23:07 À : blojsom-developerslists.sourceforge.net Objet ;: Re: [Blojsom-developers] Accents with WebSphere (UTF-8) Thanks, it was my fault, Blojsom and Websphere work fine with accents.  I had written a new plugin, at the head of the chain, which was doing an httpServletRequest.getParameter. I neglected to set the servletEncoding to "UTF-8" before doing the ;getParameter, and this had the effect of setting the input reader to "ISO-8859". So, after the other filters, each setting servlet character encoding to UTF-8, had executed, I ended up with a servlet that had character encoding ="UTF-8" and inputReader encoding as "ISO-8859". Oh well, another lesson learned. ----- Original Message ----- From: blojsom.com href="mailto:davidblojsom.com">David Czarnecki To: lists.sourceforge.net href="mailto:blojsom-developerslists.sourceforge.net">blojsom developers Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2007 9:04 AM Subject: Re: [Blojsom-developers] Accents with WebSphere (UTF-8) This article may have some options for you to tweak. <http://www-306.ibm.com/software/globalization/j2ee/encoding.jsp> On 9/4/07 11:47 PM, "Ingo Jobling" <videotron.ca">ingo.joblingvideotron.ca> wrote: I am running Blojsom on Websphere and am having problems with accents. Garbage is displayed in blog entries, urls aren't encoded properly,and search doesn't work. I was pleasantly surprised to see that accents work perfectly with Tomcat. I gather that it has something to do with the response not being encoded in UTF-8, and I have googled up a list of things to check. Has anyone else encountered similiar problems? We are going live on Monday and I have to figure this out fast (or maybe I should just start working on my CV ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop. Now Search log events and configuration files using AJAX and a browser. 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Re: Multiple categories for a post
United States	2007-09-24 13:33:00

There̵7;s a macro called DatelessFriendlyPermalink that can be used in the same way as FriendlyPermalink. On 9/11/07 11:56 PM, "Ingo Jobling" <ingo.joblingvideotron.ca> wrote: Well, so far so good. I made a round trip to the admin interface and created a post associated with several categories, with updates to my new join table (ENTRY_CATEGORY). I broke a few things along the way, in particular the "friendly permalink" (url of the form $blog_url/category/post), which is used by the ShowMeMore plugin (and perhaps others?). The "friendly permalink" restricts a post to only one category. Can anyone tell me why this form of permalink is used? Why does the category have to part of the url? Why not just point directly to the post ($blog_url/post-slug) ? I am thinking of modifying the semantics of friendly permalink to be $blog_url/post-slug, which would meet my client's requirement for urls of the form http://ourcompany.com/message. Again, any advice would be welcome! ----- Original Message ----- From: Jobling Ingo Ingo.Joblingloto-quebec.com"><mailto:Ingo.Joblingloto-quebec.com> To: blojsom-developerslists.sourceforge.net Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2007 5:30 PM Subject: [Blojsom-developers] Multiple categories for a post Hi,   Any advice would be appreciated! I am looking at the possibility of modifying blojsom to support multiple categories for a post (like Wordpress) Roughly, I think I need to: Add a join table to the database ENTRY_CATEGORY Modify the ENTRY and CATEGORY to point to this new join table Modify the Hibernate mappings Modify the DataBaseEntry and Category objects Modify DatabaseFetcher Modify Template pages asual-entry.vm, asual-column Modify Admin page to allow selection of more that one category when adding a post   Ingo De : blojsom-developers-bounceslists.sourceforge.net [ blojsom-developers-bounceslists.sourceforge.net]">mailto:blojsom-developers-bounceslists.sourceforge.net] De la part de Ingo Jobling Envoyé : 8 septembre 2007 23:07 À : blojsom-developerslists.sourceforge.net Objet : Re: [Blojsom-developers] Accents with WebSphere (UTF-8) Thanks, it was my fault, Blojsom and Websphere work fine with accents. I had written a new plugin, at the head of the chain, which was doing an httpServletRequest.getParameter. I neglected to set the servletEncoding to "UTF-8" before doing the getParameter, and this had the effect of setting the input reader to "ISO-8859". So, after the other filters, each setting servlet character encoding to UTF-8, had executed, I ended up with a servlet that had character encoding ="UTF-8" and inputReader encoding as "ISO-8859". Oh well, another lesson learned. ----- Original Message ----- From: David Czarnecki davidblojsom.com"><mailto:davidblojsom.com> To: blojsom developers blojsom-developerslists.sourceforge.net"><mailto:blojsom-developerslists.sourceforge.net> Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2007 9:04 AM Subject: Re: [Blojsom-developers] Accents with WebSphere (UTF-8) This article may have some options for you to tweak. <http://www-306.ibm.com/software/globalization/j2ee/encoding.jsp> <http://www-306.ibm.com/software/globalization/j2ee/encoding.jsp%3e> On 9/4/07 11:47 PM, "Ingo Jobling" <ingo.joblingvideotron.ca> wrote: I am running Blojsom on Websphere and am having problems with accents. Garbage is displayed in blog entries, urls aren't encoded properly,and search doesn't work. I was pleasantly surprised to see that accents work perfectly with Tomcat. I gather that it has something to do with the response not being encoded in UTF-8, and I have googled up a list of things to check. Has anyone else encountered similiar problems? We are going live on Monday and I have to figure this out fast (or maybe I should just start working on my CV   ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop. Now Search log events and configuration files using AJAX and a browser. Download your FREE copy of Splunk now >> http://get.splunk.com/ _______________________________________________ Blojsom-developers mailing list Blojsom-developerslists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/blojsom-developers -- David Czarnecki http://www.blojsom.com/blog/ \| http://blojsom.sf.net
Re: Multiple categories for a post
United States	2007-09-24 13:33:45

It’d be nice to see this in action in the form of any patches. Thanks in advance. On 9/11/07 11:56 PM, "Ingo Jobling" <ingo.joblingvideotron.ca> wrote: Well, so far so good. I made a round trip to the admin interface and created a post associated with several categories, with updates to my new join table (ENTRY_CATEGORY). I broke a few things along the way, in particular the "friendly permalink" (url of the form $blog_url/category/post), which is used by the ShowMeMore plugin (and perhaps others?). The "friendly permalink" restricts a post to only one category. Can anyone tell me why this form of permalink is used? Why does the category have to part of the url? Why not just point directly to the post ($blog_url/post-slug) ? I am thinking of modifying the semantics of friendly permalink to be $blog_url/post-slug, which would meet my client's requirement for urls of the form http://ourcompany.com/message. Again, any advice would be welcome! ----- Original Message ----- From: Jobling Ingo Ingo.Joblingloto-quebec.com"><mailto:Ingo.Joblingloto-quebec.com> To: blojsom-developerslists.sourceforge.net Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2007 5:30 PM Subject: [Blojsom-developers] Multiple categories for a post Hi,   Any advice would be appreciated! I am looking at the possibility of modifying blojsom to support multiple categories for a post (like Wordpress) Roughly, I think I need to: Add a join table to the database ENTRY_CATEGORY Modify the ENTRY and CATEGORY to point to this new join table Modify the Hibernate mappings Modify the DataBaseEntry and Category objects Modify DatabaseFetcher Modify Template pages asual-entry.vm, asual-column Modify Admin page to allow selection of more that one category when adding a post   Ingo De : blojsom-developers-bounceslists.sourceforge.net [ blojsom-developers-bounceslists.sourceforge.net]">mailto:blojsom-developers-bounceslists.sourceforge.net] De la part de Ingo Jobling Envoyé : 8 septembre 2007 23:07 À : blojsom-developerslists.sourceforge.net Objet : Re: [Blojsom-developers] Accents with WebSphere (UTF-8) Thanks, it was my fault, Blojsom and Websphere work fine with accents. I had written a new plugin, at the head of the chain, which was doing an httpServletRequest.getParameter. I neglected to set the servletEncoding to "UTF-8" before doing the getParameter, and this had the effect of setting the input reader to "ISO-8859". So, after the other filters, each setting servlet character encoding to UTF-8, had executed, I ended up with a servlet that had character encoding ="UTF-8" and inputReader encoding as "ISO-8859". Oh well, another lesson learned. ----- Original Message ----- From: David Czarnecki davidblojsom.com"><mailto:davidblojsom.com> To: blojsom developers blojsom-developerslists.sourceforge.net"><mailto:blojsom-developerslists.sourceforge.net> Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2007 9:04 AM Subject: Re: [Blojsom-developers] Accents with WebSphere (UTF-8) This article may have some options for you to tweak. <http://www-306.ibm.com/software/globalization/j2ee/encoding.jsp> <http://www-306.ibm.com/software/globalization/j2ee/encoding.jsp%3e> On 9/4/07 11:47 PM, "Ingo Jobling" <ingo.joblingvideotron.ca> wrote: I am running Blojsom on Websphere and am having problems with accents. Garbage is displayed in blog entries, urls aren't encoded properly,and search doesn't work. I was pleasantly surprised to see that accents work perfectly with Tomcat. I gather that it has something to do with the response not being encoded in UTF-8, and I have googled up a list of things to check. Has anyone else encountered similiar problems? We are going live on Monday and I have to figure this out fast (or maybe I should just start working on my CV   ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop. Now Search log events and configuration files using AJAX and a browser. Download your FREE copy of Splunk now >> http://get.splunk.com/ _______________________________________________ Blojsom-developers mailing list Blojsom-developerslists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/blojsom-developers -- David Czarnecki http://www.blojsom.com/blog/ \| http://blojsom.sf.net

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