"Richi's server" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Hello, Joel!
Sorry about the late reply! You could try e-mailing the mailing list at emacs-wiki-discuss@nongnu.org (http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-wiki-discuss); they usually jump in with answers pretty quickly. =) If you prefer to use Gmane (a mailing list->NNTP/blog gateway), check out http://blog.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.wiki.general . > First, I'd like to thank you for your great work with planner. I > *plan* to use it to help me organize my life... Thank you for trying it out! Stop planning to use it to organize your life; just jump right into it and we'll help you sort out your life over time... =) > I should also confess that I've copied your configuration and I > managed to get things working and looking like your published pages > look. Ooh, nifty! =) > 1. when i change .header or something global, i'd like to re-publish > all my pages. Is this possible? You can call C-u M-x emacs-wiki-publish to republish all files, but if an error occurs halfway through, there's no easy way to resume just from that point. That's why I usually delete all the HTML files (PHP in my case) and then call M-x emacs-wiki-publish. If an error turns up, I fix it and call M-x emacs-wiki-publish again. (I'm going to quote the next long bit just in case other people have useful insights.) > 2. i use planner at work under windows primarily to document my work > as a programmer. once i've made a series of tasks and taken notes > from the tasks, planner helps me create documentation as i do my > work. (this is really super). i often create links to documents or > code that pertains to the project; however, these links are not in > the plans directory nor in camelcase. often it's simply a link to a > fortran 90 or sas file. i'd like to be able to write into these > non-wiki files certain lisp statements (which are commented in > fortran or sas) or something that indicates to planner that i just > want a certain snipet to appear in the emacs-wiki page. do you think > planner is able to accomodate something like that? my idea is to > create documentation for the code in words and then have a link to > the specific code that gets that job done. when the code changes the > page will be automatically updated... You can link to anything by using [[/path/to/file]]. Do you want to be able to visit links and run Lisp code from non-planner and non-emacs-wiki pages? You might be interested in eev, another nifty Emacs mode for doing stuff like that. > 3. for some reason my setup keeps the .txt extension when forming > the automatic links between notes and tasks and tasks and TaskPool. > in planner mode the links work, but when they are published the > links point to TaskPool.txt.php which can't be found. I've looked > around and I don't know how to correct that. maybe while pruning > down your things i chopped something out that handles this??? You can sneak around that with (add-to-list 'emacs-wiki-publishing-transforms '(".txt.php$" . ".php")) > 4. i'd also like to know if planner could create a popup calendar > but instead of refering to the diary it would provide > emacs-wiki-links to other daily planner pages... Add (planner-calendar-insinuate) to your ~/.emacs, then use n to go to a calendar page and N to just show it. > /notebook/xml/foaf.rdf You probably don't need this one. > I got confused between my /notebook/wiki/ and /public_html/notebook/wiki Oh, that's because they're the same thing. <sheepish grin> My directory structure is a bit weird because most of my data lives in public_html/notebook/*, but since that's too long to type, I symlinked ~/notebook to it. -- Sacha Chua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - open source geekette http://sacha.free.net.ph/ - PGP Key ID: 0xE7FDF77C interests: emacs, gnu/linux, personal information management, juggling sachac on irc.freenode.net#emacs . YM: sachachua83 _______________________________________________ emacs-wiki-discuss mailing list emacs-wiki-discuss@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-wiki-discuss
