From: Benjamin S. <bs...@cr...> - 2005-11-27 23:47:23
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Update, 2 seconds later: yes, the existing HEAD does not like not having any categories defined. As soon as I defined one, panel started working (though view still has the problem defined below), and a second problem is that the panel immediately listed the feeds I had added without a category as belonging to the new category (obviously wrong). Anyway, I'm just going to wait until tags land to worry about this too much. Kevin, what database schema are you planning on using for tags? --Benjy On Sun, Nov 27, 2005 at 03:44:24PM -0800, Benjamin Stewart wrote: > * on a vanilla install, add feeds does not seem to be working. I > suspect this might have something to do with php settings of register > globals vs. .. whatever the other options are. Switching add.php to use > _REQUEST instead of _GET and _POST fixed it, and I checked in the fix to > head. > > * Even on the vanilla install, I'm not getting a working installation. > the panel only lists one feed (even though I've subscribed to many), > does not list the feed's name, and view does not list any results. Am > investigating. Possibly related to not having any categories defined? > If so, will hack around this pending categories via tags. > > * I guess we should handle feed: urls (thanks a billion, apple.). > Anyone interested, or should we add it to wherever "the" todo list > lives? |