Set online in weblog not working
For several days I've had this problem. Today another contributor to my site complained about it.
When I post a story and set it online in weblog, I click save, but am thrown to the "/stories" page where my story shows it is not online. I have to then click to set it online.
What's the scoop here?
dieguteseite
you have to check your "form for creating/editing a story".
i guess in the coding-line below you have got name = "save" instead of name = "publish"
just change this.
% input type="button" name="publish" value="speichern" %
randal
was to add the time-stamp. I reset it, so maybe that will take care of it. Now, I have to remember how to add the time-stamp back in.
dieguteseite
a reset will work. but you're changes are gone.
can't you find the line?
randal
Yeah, I'm working on it. (I saved the changes I'd made.)
But since I inserted the time stamp, the format of the create story page was changed. I'd like to have that new format, plus the ability to change the date/time for future publishing.
How would that look?
BTW, thanks for the reply.
randal
As I fiddled with all this, I found a this.createtime macro imbedded. I think that has to do with the timestamp that allows you to create a future date for the post. But I can't find anything on it in the macros.antville or in help.
If I want to reset the create-story page to get the new format there, and still have a timestamp, how do I insert it?
docbuelle
macro:
% story.createtime as="editor" %
and you will get date+time-stamp for future-posting.
(you'll have to use the < and > around the macro, of course!)
best to use this macro within its own table-row, table-cell, between the "Text" and "Options"-Code within the skin
randal
I figured that must be the one as I looked at the old code. Is there a reason it's not in the macros or to be found anywhere else? The head honchos are not going to drop this macro, are they?
Again, thanks for the timely help.
docbuelle
I think, "tobi" - one member of the antville-team - has published the macro long time ago:
http://macros.antville.org/stories/44385/