A documentation bug and a community question

Hi folks,

I have one documentation bug that I can't fix myself (my accounts at work are in a state of flux so there are a lot of passwords and such that I'm yet to migrate over, SPIP.net included) and a question about the community.

First the bug: the documentation for the HIERARCHIE loop <http://www.spip.net/en_article2099.html&gt; says that:

These criteria — {id_article} and {id_rubrique} — cannot be used with a comparison. For example <BOUCLE_hi(HIERARCHIE) {id_article=12}> will give an error.

In actual fact, this does not give an error, but instead seems to act like a RUBRIQUES loop: returning the single rubrique with that ID. Is this a documentation bug (there is no error returned) or a software bug (it should actually warn about it)? Note that I haven't confirmed with SVN, just 1.9.2d.

My question is this: I was looking for "Planet SPIP" and discovered <http://sedna.spip.org/&gt; which seems to be the equivalent. I've begun blogging again after a rather long hiatus and SPIP is one of the topics I've found myself covering. How does one go about getting a feed added to sedna.spip.org?

Regards,

Thomas Sutton

Web Developer
bouncingorange
graphic + web design

Hi
2008/7/24 Thomas Sutton <thomas@bouncingorange.com>:

My question is this: I was looking for "Planet SPIP" and discovered
<http://sedna.spip.org/&gt; which seems to be the equivalent. I've begun
blogging again after a rather long hiatus and SPIP is one of the topics I've
found myself covering. How does one go about getting a feed added to
sedna.spip.org?

As soon as you use del.icio.us to tag them with "spip", your articles
are automatically referenced in sedna :
Here is a screenshot that displays your posts : http://screencast.com/t/4HeuNn7B

.Gilles VINCENT

Hi Gilles (and list),

On 24/07/2008, at 1:00 PM, Gilles Vincent wrote:

As soon as you use del.icio.us to tag them with "spip", your articles
are automatically referenced in sedna :

Yeah, I noticed that it aggregates the SPIP tag on del.icio.us (that's why I bookmarked them there :slight_smile: ), I was just wondering if there wasn't something a little more automatic. No matter, I'm sure there's a WordPress plugin somewhere that'll automatically bookmark new posts on del.icio.us...

Cheers,

Thomas Sutton

Web Developer
bouncingorange
graphic + web design

Thomas, for sedna just give us the url of your rss and we will add it
( since it's an exchange of things about spip, and not only a way of
promoting your web agency )

Ben.

On 7/24/08, Thomas Sutton <thomas@bouncingorange.com> wrote:

Hi folks,

I have one documentation bug that I can't fix myself (my accounts at
work are in a state of flux so there are a lot of passwords and such
that I'm yet to migrate over, SPIP.net included) and a question about
the community.

First the bug: the documentation for the HIERARCHIE loop <http://
www.spip.net/en_article2099.html> says that:

These criteria — {id_article} and {id_rubrique} — cannot be used
with a comparison. For example <BOUCLE_hi(HIERARCHIE)
{id_article=12}> will give an error.

In actual fact, this does not give an error, but instead seems to act
like a RUBRIQUES loop: returning the single rubrique with that ID. Is
this a documentation bug (there is no error returned) or a software
bug (it should actually warn about it)? Note that I haven't confirmed
with SVN, just 1.9.2d.

My question is this: I was looking for "Planet SPIP" and discovered
<http://sedna.spip.org/&gt; which seems to be the equivalent. I've begun
blogging again after a rather long hiatus and SPIP is one of the
topics I've found myself covering. How does one go about getting a
feed added to sedna.spip.org?

Regards,

Thomas Sutton

Web Developer
bouncingorange
graphic + web design
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Hi Ben,

On 24/07/2008, at 2:45 PM, ben.spip@gmail.com wrote:

Thomas, for sedna just give us the url of your rss and we will add it

The feed for my (currently few) posts about SPIP can be found at <http://passingcuriosity.com/index.php/tags/SPIP/feed/&gt; and web development in general at <http://passingcuriosity.com/index.php/topics/web/feed/&gt; but this is likely to cover other CMS' and web technologies. If you think that my posts are appropriate, please feel free to add either feed.

( since it's an exchange of things about spip, and not only a way of promoting your web agency )

Obviously.

Regards,

Thomas Sutton

Web Developer
bouncingorange
graphic + web design