Re: Permalinks and questions

Hello Simon, thanks for the informative answer. This is a
good start and I will dig into the TitlePermalinkProvider
and use trial and error. So, expect more questions if you
don't mind. Thanks! David.

Simon Brown wrote ..
> 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
<daviddavidwbrown.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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