Adding some more to this I just installed COREBlog2 into a totally fresh install of Zope2.9 and plone 2.5.1 using debian packages on a different machine and I see the same behaviour. I did noticed when I was first playing with coreblog2 that entries didn't seem to appear under the main blog page which should have been listing the last 6 days blogs but the next day when I looked at the site that did appear their. I hadn't realised at the time that they where accessible in the subsequent months. I guess that this must be how coreblog2 works. Is the default to only display content in the archives once the day has passed? Does anyone know where this is configured. I have just seen some of the entries that I published last night now appear in the archive under the right date so it looks like there is a time delay between stuff being published and appearing in the plone calendar. Is it possible to change this?
cheers John On 11/16/06, john habermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi > > I have been looking at COREBlog2 installed on Plone 2.5.2 and Zope 2.9 > and have run into a somewhat unusual problem with archives. The > problem is that entries are not appearing in the day they where > created but rather show up in the particular date they where published > in every future month. For example if I publish and entry today the > 16th of November the archive calendar will show nothing in November > but if I look at December I will see that the 16th nows shows a link > as does January the 16th, February the 16th and so on. > > Initially I did have it working but somehow it has been broken. I had > also been testing Quill and Easyblog in that plone site and their > archives both work fine still but COREBlog2's is broken now. I have > tried creating a new plone site and only intalling COREBlog2 and still > have the problem. Does anyone have any thoughts as to how the > archiving could get broken. The dates that are displayed in the > entries are showing fine and the calendar itself see the correct date, > it is just the archiving that appears to be broken. > > Thanks for any suggestions. > > -- > John Habermann > Internet Programmer, System Administrator > The Wilderness Society Inc > http://www.wilderness.org.au > -- John Habermann Internet Programmer, System Administrator The Wilderness Society Inc http://www.wilderness.org.au _______________________________________________ COREblog-en mailing list [email protected] http://postaria.com/mailman/listinfo/coreblog-en Unsubscription writing to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
