August 2010 Archives
I am trying to replace only "
with "
within EntryBody
I tried <mt:entrybody replace=""",""">
but this seems to not work. Version is MT5.02 and I don't want to use <mt:entrybody encode_html="1">
What I am trying to do is import all entires using CSV(comma separated) format(clients request) and "
(quotation mark) inside EntryBody gives me syntax errors. I can't use encode_html
because this encodes links(<a href=""></a>
) to entities and I don't want that.
Any advice?
Hi,
I am trying to replace only "
with "
within EntryBody
I tried <mt:entrybody replace=""",""">
but this seems to not work. Version is MT5.02 and I don't want to use <mt:entrybody encode_html="1">
What I am trying to do is import all entires using CSV(comma separated) format(clients request) and "
(quotation mark) inside EntryBody gives me syntax errors. I can't use encode_html
because this encodes links(<a href=""></a>
) to entities and I don't want that.
Any advice?
I am working in a template in Moveable Type and would like to do the following:
<a href="http://twitter.com/share?url=<$mt:EntryPermalink encode_url="1" $>">Twitter</a>
It all works but I'm worried that the current link or at some point even if I use a title mt tag that it might not be right for the browser address bar. I thought you could use encode_url="1" but it doesn't appear to encode my titles or links. For example: I have a title with spaces in it and the resulting code still has the spaces in it. Also for the example above shouldn't the http:// be encoded in a special way? Because it doesn't do it.
Am I doing something wrong here?
Hi all.
I am working in a template in Moveable Type and would like to do the following:
<a href="http://twitter.com/share?url=<$mt:EntryPermalink encode_url="1" $>">Twitter</a>
It all works but I'm worried that the current link or at some point even if I use a title mt tag that it might not be right for the browser address bar. I thought you could use encode_url="1" but it doesn't appear to encode my titles or links. For example: I have a title with spaces in it and the resulting code still has the spaces in it. Also for the example above shouldn't the http:// be encoded in a special way? Because it doesn't do it.
Am I doing something wrong here?
So, I have been asked to remove a menu item on a website running Movable Type. "No problem", I thought.
So I log in, and try to figure out WHERE those damn templates can be edited. I finally find something that looks real, edit it, update the page and NOTHING HAPPENED.
I then log in to the FTP and discovers, that ALL pages example.com/about/whatever.html are stored as play html pages exactly the places where the path tells (whatever.html is stored in /about/ etc)
Is there some kind of hard-cache going on, that I can disable, or flush somehow?
Hi all
So, I have been asked to remove a menu item on a website running Movable Type. "No problem", I thought.
So I log in, and try to figure out WHERE those damn templates can be edited. I finally find something that looks real, edit it, update the page and NOTHING HAPPENED.
I then log in to the FTP and discovers, that ALL pages example.com/about/whatever.html are stored as play html pages exactly the places where the path tells (whatever.html is stored in /about/ etc)
Is there some kind of hard-cache going on, that I can disable, or flush somehow?