Re: Re: site changes vs cron

OK, I'll separate out the dodgy bits and throw them at you. As ever ;) Enjoy!

Yeah, but I won't have time today. I think I'll just make the release and we can fix up the remaining bits of the site tomorrow. -Andrei On Jul 15, 2006, at 8:47 AM, Steph Fox wrote:

Hey Andrei, I finally got the front page to validate, but... The updates file generated during cron needs to move to using <li> and an 'id' attribute, rather than &#0149; and the homegrown 'date' attribute we used to get away with under HTML 4. 'id' must be unique and must not begin with a digit. (Our dates are generated from the timestamp on the server when the update script runs.) The index file on the site needs to have the <ul> declaration in place ready to contain the list. (and also needs to 'lose' the paragraph there). I rewrote the 'write to file' part of the merge script (also called during the cron run) to add a 'd' to the start of the date and a period followed by a number at the end of it. I was planning to strip those excess 'bits' on the way back in, seeing as they're purely there to please the god of XHTML, but actually it looks to be sorting correctly even with them left in. Basically this needs everything to go into CVS just before the cron job runs. Given that that's the way of it, did you want to look this stuff over first? - Steph

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