Quote from: efilippi at May 25, 2010, 01:35 PM
I will now try to implement rss feed using one of the threads I’ve seen.
You mean either
my or ddim’s solution in this thread. I should probably transfer that over onto the Confluence documentation.
Quote from: efilippi at May 25, 2010, 01:35 PM
The last thing will be to manage keywords, i still couldn’t find a thread about that.
I’m sure there has been at least one thread on the issue, but it’s probably quicker to tell you how rather than to find it!
1. Create one template variable for each language and associate them with your templates: keywords_fr, keywords_ja in your case. The YAMS ManagerManager rules will automatically tabify them for you.
2. Within your [tt]<head>[/tt] block, include the following line:
<meta lang="(yams_tag)" name="keywords" content="[[YAMS? &get=`data` &from=`keywords` &docid=`[*id*]`]]" />
3. (Optional) Add the following after the yams require line in your mm_rules chunk to make use of the ManagerManager keyword tag widget:
$langIds = $yams->GetActiveLangIds();
foreach ( $langIds as $langId )
{
mm_widget_tags('keywords_' . $langId );
}
This will maintain one database of keywords for each language, but you can alter the above to generate a single [tt]mm_widget_tags[/tt] call with a comma separated list if you want to use a single database of keywords across all languages.
Quote from: efilippi at May 25, 2010, 01:35 PM
Bye the way : We are just 10 min away from the Lyon Station !
Unfortunately I think my train passes straight through Lyon without stopping, but if my ticket does allow me to take a break at Lyon I’ll definitely pop in with my fiancée to say hello!