Re: Latest CVS on windows

>> Chris Moffitt wrote:
>>> Ok, makes sense that I should give it a stab - since I'm the one that
>>> wants it!
>>>  I'm having a little trouble figuring out where the file_path variable
>>> is.
>>>  I tried data['file_path'] and it errors out on me.
>>
>> Sorry about that, this trick is actually one of the more advanced plugin
>> mechanism that's avaiable in pyblosxom, and I don't think it's
>> documented anywhere at all. :) But that's ok, I've got a working example
>> of this plugin, and tested to be working.
>
> Thanks.  At least I don't feel quite so stupid now ;)
>
> However, it's still not working quite right for me.  This may seem weird,
> but it looked like it worked - once, then it stopped.
>
> Here's what a portion of my story.html looks like -
>
>   body
>   <br />
>   $dospath2uri('file_path')
>   $file_path
>   <br />
>   Make sure I'm editing the right one.
>
> For some reason, the dos2pathuri isn't returning anything.  If I modify
> dospath2uri to have the following line -
>
> data["dospath2uri"] = "junk"
>
> Then the word junk appears so I know it's being called.  For some reason,
> it's just not returning aything.
>
> -Chris
>
Upon further investigation, it looks like it can't find file_path in
either of the data or conf variables as defined below -
data = req.getData()
conf = req.getConfiguration()

Is there another place where we need to look for this particular variable
(file_path)?

-Chris


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