Thread: [Slashcode-development] Journal Bug - cannot add friend who has grepage setting

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The fix is easy.  greypage(53) template uses op=add for the add friend 
link and that doesn't work.  op=addmeta does and that's what all the 
other templates use.

Even though I've been messing with slash for quite some time now, I *still* 
can confuse myself when thinking about topics and sections. Whenever I have 
to setup a slash site, I have to force myself to sit down and map out the 
topic and section relationship to make sure the way it's being setup makes 
sense for the current moment, and hopefully the future.

Anyway, now cometh the sub sections!!

Has anyone written anything describing how these things work or are intended 
to be used?
Examples of common section/topic/subsection layout, or even an example of some 
fictitious entity needing X and using slash setup with Y to do it would be 
fantastic. Has anyone written anything like this?

Thanks,
 Shane

Shane -

on i18n.com I am using topics as pseudo sub-sections. You can see what I mean from the left side menu box. I an not thrilled with it. I am still running 2.x because I don't have time to upgrade and refit the software mods I made but I am thinning about quick & dirty ways to address the confusion of topics and sections - one idea I had was to use mond_rewrite to create simpler URLs for all the long ones with search.pl in them. I am open to other suggestions as this probably won't happen for a while anyway.

Barry

At 10:25 PM 1/6/2003 -0500, you wrote:

>Even though I've been messing with slash for quite some time now, I *still* 
>can confuse myself when thinking about topics and sections. Whenever I have 
>to setup a slash site, I have to force myself to sit down and map out the 
>topic and section relationship to make sure the way it's being setup makes 
>sense for the current moment, and hopefully the future.
>
>Anyway, now cometh the sub sections!!
>
>Has anyone written anything describing how these things work or are intended 
>to be used?
>Examples of common section/topic/subsection layout, or even an example of some 
>fictitious entity needing X and using slash setup with Y to do it would be 
>fantastic. Has anyone written anything like this?
>
>Thanks,
> Shane
>
>
>
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