RE: Pyblosxom on windows
"Blake Winton" <blake-dlUKtbW3TlBcVw/[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.web.pyblosxom.user |
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| Organization | Phantom Fiber Inc. |
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> This leads me to my question (finally!), is this approach a
> valid one and if so should we also add an unquoted version of
> the absolute_path and file_path in __populateBasicMetadata()
> to allow them to be used in the visible parts of html, i.e.
> something like:
>
> self['absolute_path_unquoted'] = urllib.unquote(self['absolute_path'])
> self['file_path_unquoted'] = urllib.unquote(self['file_path'])
>
> and the flavor(s) can be modified to use the unquoted version
> where appropriate, e.g.
>
> [<a href="$base_url/$absolute_path"
> title="Category">$absolute_path_unquoted</a>]
I like this idea. Until we implement function calling in the templates,
and can replace it with:
[<a href="$urllib.urlquote($base_url + "/" + $absolute_path)"
title="Category">$absolute_path</a>]
And I think my one further change would be to have the $absolute_path
be unquoted, and make $absolute_path_url be the url quoted version.
Later,
Blake.
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