No, "all" doesn't return any results. :( -Ron-
2010-03-30_08:07:05-0400 Dave <snoopd...@gmail.com>: > The planet feature uses a special group called "all" and it is > composed of all of the blogs in your system plus external blogs that > you add via the Planet UI. > > Does "all" work for you? > > - Dave > > > On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 9:01 AM, Ron Peterson <rpete...@mtholyoke.edu> wrote: > > The following URL > > > > https://pub.mtholyoke.edu/journal/planetrss > > > > returns no entries, and logs the following error: > > > > ERROR 2010-03-25 08:43:33,974 PlanetEntriesPager:getItems - ERROR: get > > aggregation > > org.apache.roller.planet.PlanetException: group cannot be null or empty > > ? ? ? ?at > > org.apache.roller.planet.business.jpa.JPAPlanetManagerImpl.getEntries(JPAPlanetManagerImpl.java:267) > > > > Adding a custom group name as below works fine. > > > > https://pub.mtholyoke.edu/journal/planetrss?group=main > > > > Is there a default group name I should be using? > > > > I have a similar problem when setting up my main page template. ?The top > > example works, the bottom example returns nothing. > > > > #set($recent_entries_pager = $planet.getAggregationPager("main", $since, > > $maxResults)) > > #set($recent_entries_pager = $planet.getAggregationPager($since, > > $maxResults)) > > > > I'd like to use the default planet config, which as I understand it, > > automatically aggregates all local site content - correct? ?Even better, > > I'd like to add some external subscriptions to the automatic sitewide > > aggregration, but I'd settle for just getting the default aggregation > > working for now. > > > > -Ron- > >
