This snippet is from the page that fetches and displays all the available
articles (systems) as referenced in my previous post. It correctly displays
them, and as you can see, should create a url corresponding to their system
id number as listed in the MySQL midgard database. I've checked, and they're
all there in the database... but it still won't create the page. I've
looked, and the syntax is basically the same as the example site's syntax in
this respect. And yet, it won't work for my new site.  Any ideas? Thanks in
advance.

24: <p class="abstract">
25: The xxxxxxx Intranet Project is hoping to provide you with
26: access to the following systems.
27: </p>
28:
29: <h2>Available Systems</h2>
30:
31: <dl>
32: <?   $system = mgd_list_topic_articles_all(18, "alpha");
33:      while ($system->fetch()) { ?>
34: <dt><strong><a
href="&(system.id);.html">&(system.title);</a></strong></dt>
35: <dd>&(system.abstract);</dd>
36: <?   } ?>
37: </dl>
38:
39: <? } ?>

Chari
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, April 04, 2000 3:30 PM
Subject: Re: [midgard] Lost URLs


>On Tue, 4 Apr 2000, Chari Daignault wrote:
>
>> Here is one of the articles (#19) that is under my "systems" topic in
>> Content Admin:
>>
>> This particular article creates a link with a url of
>> http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080/systems/19.html, but when you click on the
link,
>> you get the error: "The requested URL /systems/19.html was not found on
this
>> server".
>>
>> Am I missing something when creating the top level and host root pages? I
>> checked the database, and this *is* listed as 19 in the articles. I even
>> reinstalled the Midgard system from the ground up, but to no avail. I can
>> edit the example site, and those changes will work.
>
>There is no implicit mapping between topic trees and page trees. You
>need to set up an active page to fetch & display the article.
>
>Emile
>
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