piercms site doesn't show _s and _k vars?
by sergio_101
i just noticed that the piercms site doesn't include the _s and _k
vars when you navigate around the site.
am i totally missing something on my sites? i noticed that all the
other sites out there behave like mine.. but it would be great if mine
would have cleaner url's. this would allow me to use url shorteners at
will, without having to remember to cut them down..
i also wonder if i am somehow missing out on some juice because as
people trade links to my site, they _s and _k force the url shortening
services to treat them as two different links. so while on bit.ly, for
instance, ten people could be sharing the same link to your site, it
would look like ten different people are sharing ten different links
and skewing the stats.
any ideas?
thanks!
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sergio
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12 years, 7 months
conflicting requirements for Pier installed via Installer script included with Squeak4.2-10950.image
by Lawson English
In the Squeak4.2-10950.image, at the end of the "How to extend the
Image" window, there is a line of code: (Smalltalk at: #PRDistribution)
new register.
This returns errors due to the fact that PRAjaxSearchWidget is not in
the package Pier-Seaside-Widgets specified by the ConfigurationOfPier2
and in fact, it isn't included in any version after
Pier-Seaside-NickAger.490.
If I drop back to that version, I can register a new Pier kernel via
PRDistribution, but otherwise, not.
Lawson
12 years, 7 months
Posting HTML text
by Tony Fleig
I am a relatively new Pier user.
I receive HTML-formatted content that I post in a Pier-hosted blog. I have
been converting it to Pier syntax by hand, but it is getting more and more
time consuming and there are some sorts of formatting that can't be easily
duplicated using the Pier syntax.
What do I need to do to be able to selectively post "raw" HTML rather than
using Pier syntax.
Thanks,
TF
12 years, 7 months
