From: Jeff D. <da...@da...> - 2003-02-24 02:12:02
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> file as database. Ahh. I thought you had said you were using dba, so that's what I was testing with. I hadn't tried the flat-file backend at all until now. The problem (at least the TitleSearch problem) is specific to the flat-file backend.... I think I've fixed that problem now. That might have fixed some of the HTML dump problems too, but I think some problems will remain with filenames/urls... Anyhow, give it a try when you get the chance... There's a problem with using urlencoding to generate filenames for HTML output. That's because: how do you link to filenames with '%'s in them? Well ... it depends on whether you're going through a webserver, or just getting the files off of local disk. I think the answer is to switch to some other encoding scheme for filenames (probably of our own devising). That would get around the '/' in filenames problem too. Anyhoo, I'm probably not going to get to looking at it for a bit. If someone else wants to take a crack at it, feel free. (Also, the HTML dumps fail horribly if USE_PATH_INFO is false.) |