Re: Another wgbwiki.py question/oddity

On Sun, Jul 15, 2007 at 11:13:49PM -0400, Will Guaraldi wrote:
> 
> 
> On 7/15/07, Chris G <[email protected]> wrote:
> > I seem to have found another oddity with the wgbwiki.py plugin.
> >
> > If you request a directory in the wikidir hierarchy you get a sort of
> > blog, but if you request a specific file all works as expected.
> >
> > E.g. in one directory under the wikidir hierarchy I have a file called
> > index.rst (and I have the rst.py file installed).  If I go to this
> > directory and either request the index explicitly or just give the
> > directory name (i.e. get the index implicitly) I don't see the
> > contents of index.rst at all.  I get a sort of mixed up blog version
> > of some of the files in the dirctory and one or two others from
> > sub-directories.
> >
> > Requesting any other files in the directory explicitly works fine,
> > exactly as one would expect.
> >
> > Index files are displayed only if there are no other files in the same
> > directory.  Ah, no, the index displays as part of the blog in
> > date/time order.
> >
> That makes sense.  wbgwiki only serves files that exist--it doesn't
> serve indexes of files in the directory.  I'm not really sure how that
> should behave.  Any ideas are more than welcome, but I'm inclined to
> keep it the way it is (or perhaps have it fail better).
> 
> /will

It was partly me being silly of course, when the wikidir is under the
datadir pyblosxom treats anything that's not explicitly a file that
wbgwiki picks up as a blog.

Yes, a 'non-existent file' error makes sense to mee too, I *think*
that's what you get if wikidir isn't under the datadir.  I'll check.

-- 
Chris Green

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