Quote from: rthrash at Oct 21, 2005, 10:15 AM
I think we need to meta tags instead of [[GetKeywords]]
The use of the Meta content on a per page basis is awkward, particularly if you’re working on a page after the fact. This is another one of those things taht should probably be moved to the template level, with per-page overrides. Regardless, it’s done. 
The problem with [[GetKeyword]] is that it will be removed if the user should edit the template inside the RTE. How I see it is that you still have to select the Keywords per page anyway.
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It’s the metatags that are awkward to select per page, not the keywords as much.
Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
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Ryan and I made a HUGE amount of snippet bugfixes today (5 hrs worth) and they should be released tonight to testers.
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Or tomorrow:
1) Play time with Carter at the park
2) Birthday party for my friend
:-\
Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
Follow me on Twitter at @rthrash or catch my occasional unofficial thoughts at thrash.me
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Quote from: rthrash at Oct 22, 2005, 05:10 PM
1) Play time with Carter at the park
As a mother and grandmother, I seriously applaud your sense of priorities! If we don’t put our children’s interests first, then everything else we do is to no purpose whatsoever. They grow up fast enough, then there’s time to shift priorities.
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I logged in to pixelhick to fix some typos on the QuickEdit page. After fixing them, I played with the cute little QuickEdit menu. When I selected Hide Links, it hid the cute little menu as well. Is it supposed to do that? It was not what I had expected.
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The "Add a Blog Entry" link (item 5 in the Mini-Blog HOWTO) is a bit problematic. If I click on the link, not being logged in as the correct web user, I get shipped off to the Login page, which says something about needing to be logged in to comment.
That message in the login page could be confusing, since they are expecting to see references to creating blog entries, not commenting. At first I thought the link was pointing to the wrong page!
It looks to me, redundant as it may seem, that the not-logged-in reaction to the Add a Blog Entry page needs to be a different Login page. It shouldn’t offer a registration feature, for one thing.
I’ve created such a page; it won’t show in the menu (document id 37). I’m not sure how to make it the not-logged-in error page for the Add a Blog Entry page, though.
Or, maybe that item shouldn’t even be a link at all under these circumstances. Normally, there wouldn’t be a link visible unless the user is properly logged in.
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Firefox 1.0.7 on Mac OS X 10.3
I’ll check it in a couple of other browsers; at first it gave me trouble, locked up Firefox so badly I had to kill it, but it seemed to be working OK the second time I tried it. It may be my Firefox; I have it pimped up with a lot of developer tools.
