Just catching up on some threads from the mailing list ...
Basically, each blog entry has a "permalink" URL
that readers can use
to access that blog entry. Ideally, this should never change
(hence
"permanent link") and there is no standard for
permalinks. Given the
dynamic nature of Pebble (i.e. it's a webapp and not static
HTML pages
on a web server), there are a number of ways in which
permalinks can
be generated, but the concept is simple : Pebble associates
a URL with
a particular blog entry.
Given that different people want different permalinks (e.g.
some
people like to use numbers and IDs, others to use the blog
entry
title, etc), Pebble has a plugin called a PermalinkProvider,
which
lets you switch in and out the strategy for generating
permalinks. I
see that you are using the TitlePermalinkProvider and this
generates
permalinks based upon the date and title of the blog entry.
You can
see some more examples of PermalinkProviders in the online
help.
Does that answer your question?
Cheers
Simon
On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 9:58 PM, David Brown <david davidwbrown.name> wrote:
> Hello, Simon and all the Pebble gurus and users. I have
a simple and singular question about: Permalinks. I have
read the Pebble help about Permalinks and I have gone
unfortnately to Wikepedia and read some content among other
things found randomly on Google. Notwithstanding, after all
of the events covered in the previous sentence I do not know
how Pebble generates a PermaLink. I do understand what my
Pebble instance uses as defaults for PermaLinks among the
other Pebble configurables (follows). Maybe, there are other
Pebblers out there that would appreciate a short treatise on
Permalinks as they relate to Pebble. I understand that
Permalinks do not enjoy any type of standardization. If I
have missed something (likely) in the Pebble doco please
advise, David.
>
> OS: Debian 3.1
> Pebble: 2.2.x
> Theme: user-default
> Permalink provider:
net.sourceforge.pebble.permalink.TitlePermalinkProvider
> Blog listener:
net.sourceforge.pebble.event.blog.CacheListener
>
> (Maybe there should be a comprehensive Pebble
configurables dump page with all administratively or default
configurable properties).
>
>
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