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Posted to user@lenya.apache.org by Dale Christ <de...@yahoo.com> on 2004/01/30 14:32:05 UTC
Something I noticed in blog
All--
I create an entry with the default blogging webapp. I add text to it,
etc. I now go to publish it. Shouldn't the entry in the in the
authoring feed be MOVED to the live feed? It's currently copied.
Here's why I'm asking. When archiving is functional, which copy will
get moved to the archive branch? Live or authoring?
Any thoughts on this? Thanks again for any info...
--Dale
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Re: Something I noticed in blog
Posted by Dale Christ <de...@yahoo.com>.
--- Michael Wechner <mi...@wyona.com> wrote:
> Dale Christ wrote:
>
> >I'm not sure to be honest, as this is my first blogging site ;)
> >
> >Seriously, though, I can see advantages and disadvantages either
> way.
> >>From what I'm seeing, a Blog should go from authoring -> live ->
> >archiving. To me anyway, it might flow a little better, and you
> have
> >one copy of a given blog.
> >
>
> to me it seems that when an entry is being published it
> should also be archived at the same time, resp. listed within the
> archive.
Okay, I never thought of that. I like that idea.
> Concerning the number of entries on the "frontpage" this should be
> configurable
> within the blog publication (which isn't really possible yet, except
> by
> modifying the XSLT)
>
> Makes sense?
How about this. How about the number of *days* entries live in
authoring and live. Everything is (more or less) stored by date
(2004/01/28). I think that after a set number of days (15 for
example), don't publish them anymore, or just list the date, and have
the user pull the date that he wants to see. After 30 days, delete
them from authoring and live, but keep them in authoring. Have the
creator figure out what to do with them.
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Re: Something I noticed in blog
Posted by Michael Wechner <mi...@wyona.com>.
Dale Christ wrote:
>I'm not sure to be honest, as this is my first blogging site ;)
>
>Seriously, though, I can see advantages and disadvantages either way.
>>>From what I'm seeing, a Blog should go from authoring -> live ->
>archiving. To me anyway, it might flow a little better, and you have
>one copy of a given blog.
>
to me it seems that when an entry is being published it
should also be archived at the same time, resp. listed within the archive.
Concerning the number of entries on the "frontpage" this should be
configurable
within the blog publication (which isn't really possible yet, except by
modifying the XSLT)
Makes sense?
Michi
>
>I guess the problem is that once you've published the Blog, it might be
>a little more complicated to edit, and re-publish a given blog.
>
>That's my thinking right now. There may not be any right or wrong
>answers on this one...
>
>--Dale
>
>
>
>>Michi
>>
>>
>>
>>>Any thoughts on this? Thanks again for any info...
>>>
>>>--Dale
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Re: Something I noticed in blog
Posted by Dale Christ <de...@yahoo.com>.
--- Michael Wechner <mi...@wyona.com> wrote:
> Dale Christ wrote:
>
> >All--
> >
> >I create an entry with the default blogging webapp. I add text to
> it,
> >etc. I now go to publish it. Shouldn't the entry in the in the
> >authoring feed be MOVED to the live feed? It's currently copied.
> >
> >Here's why I'm asking. When archiving is functional, which copy
> will
> >get moved to the archive branch? Live or authoring?
> >
>
> I think there should be a live and an authoring archive.
> Or do I misunderstand you?
I'm not sure to be honest, as this is my first blogging site ;)
Seriously, though, I can see advantages and disadvantages either way.
>From what I'm seeing, a Blog should go from authoring -> live ->
archiving. To me anyway, it might flow a little better, and you have
one copy of a given blog.
I guess the problem is that once you've published the Blog, it might be
a little more complicated to edit, and re-publish a given blog.
That's my thinking right now. There may not be any right or wrong
answers on this one...
--Dale
> Michi
>
> >
> >Any thoughts on this? Thanks again for any info...
> >
> >--Dale
> >
> >
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Re: Something I noticed in blog
Posted by Michael Wechner <mi...@wyona.com>.
Dale Christ wrote:
>All--
>
>I create an entry with the default blogging webapp. I add text to it,
>etc. I now go to publish it. Shouldn't the entry in the in the
>authoring feed be MOVED to the live feed? It's currently copied.
>
>Here's why I'm asking. When archiving is functional, which copy will
>get moved to the archive branch? Live or authoring?
>
I think there should be a live and an authoring archive.
Or do I misunderstand you?
Michi
>
>Any thoughts on this? Thanks again for any info...
>
>--Dale
>
>
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