Hey,
I just changed a stray set.documentEncoding in modules/system/users.py
to set.DocumentEncoding -- the rss feed was giving a 500 error on
pycs.net. Also added a cgi.escape around the blog title, because it
was giving invalid XML for my blogs with ampersands in the names.
In CVS and on pycs.net now.
Cheers,
Phil :)
On Thu, Oct 02, 2003 at 04:36:23PM +0200, Georg Bauer wrote:
> I just pulled in this patch into CVS. I did a change, though: the Header()
Thanks for that, Georg. My apologies for not taking care of it
myself!
I'll update pycs.net soon.
Cheers,
Phil :)
Hi!
> How about this patch? It looks at the Content-Type header to determine
> content encoding.
I just pulled in this patch into CVS. I did a change, though: the Header()
conversion in the mailto.py module is only done if the strings to be
passed on contain special chars. This is to prevent unnecessary quoting of
strings, as that quoting often leads to weird displays in clients that
don't support this quoting (Outlook is one of those that often makes
problems with header qpe).
Another change I just commited is that users.py now returns a list of all
users if you don't give a usernum. And if you give format=rss you get a
rss feed of all users of your community server. This is just to monitor
wether people log in and create new blogs.
The stuff is installed at muensterland.org and so far there seems nothing
to be broken.
Yasushi: could you send me your more fully translated pycs-ja.msgs file,
so I can put that into CVS, too? And you should try the CVS version on
your server wether everything works as you expect.
bye, Georg