Paul H Byerly wrote: > Then go to listinfo.py, back it up, and pico -w. Search for the two > entries of colspan=2 and changed to colspan=3. Then search for > GetScriptURL and add the middle line in what is below: > > [Link(mlist.GetScriptURL('listinfo'), > Bold(mlist.real_name)), > Link(mlist.GetScriptTwoURL('private'), > Bold(mlist.real_name)), > mlist.description or Italic(_('[no description > available]'))])
Maybe I'm missing something, but won't this fail for public archives?
Yes, I realized that earlier today while mussing over it. I currently have no public archives, which is why I'd not though of it sooner. I was going to change anyway since I'd rather not add a new function if I can avoid it - staying with stock files is better.
It seems like it would be better to use GetBaseArchiveURL() to get the lists archive url.
I've made the change, and it does add the needed trailing slash. Thanks.
Correct me if I'm missing something about what you're trying to do which requires you to create the archive url with another method instead of using the existing GetBaseArchiveURL().
I'm still learning, and I did not realize I was recreating the wheel.
<>< Paul
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