Re: Problem setting up registry.py

will guaraldi <[email protected]> writes:

> On Tue, 11 Jan 2005, John Sullivan wrote:
>>

[...]

> You'll need real template files.  Additionally, if you want to enable comments
> with the registry, you'll have to use the most recent comments plugin because
> it has the code that doesn't cause stomping on templates when printing the
> comment form.
>

Ok. I don't need to have comments for the registry. I can probably figure out
from the code what variables should be in the templates. 

>
>> Should the plugin validate? Any ideas what is wrong? This is still with 1.0;
>> I haven't yet upgraded.
>
> If the only reason you think something is wrong is because it's doing FAIL in
> the verification step, then your installation could be fine.  Try creating some
> registry entries and see if the registry stuff works.
>

I created a directory, "delicious" in "downloads". "downloads" is my registry
directory.

In /downloads/delicious, I created a file delicious.txt. 

It contains:

delicious.el
#url None
#download http://wjsullivan.net/downloads/delicious/delicious.el
#author John Sullivan
A client, written in Emacs Lisp, for interacting with the social bookmark
server at http://del.icio.us.

When I visit either /myurl/pyblosxom.cgi/registry or
/myurl/pyblosxom.cgi/registry/delicious, I get a page with "That plugin does
not exist". That error message is shown in my typical story.html template.


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