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Re: [grubstreet] New Index
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From: Earle Martin
Subject: Re: [grubstreet] New Index
Date: 20:27 on 25 Nov 2002
Subject: Re: [grubstreet] New Index
Date: 20:27 on 25 Nov 2002
On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 05:23:39PM +0000, Bob Walker wrote: > > http://grault.net/cgi-bin/indextest.pl > > I certainly think it looks better. Also having the recent changes feed > really helps imho. Yeah, the RecentChanges feed is dead good. I like it a lot. Another benefit of setting it up this way is that as you comment, it looks better - I can control the HTML properly, instead of doing it the kludgy wiki way. This page would replace the current HomePage; I just edited test.pl to make the HomePage link point to it. > One thing i would like to see is the Randompage link in the sidebar for > the pages. Ooh, I forgot about that. Done; I also put a link to the Grub Search on the new index. -- rare mint ale -- grubstreet mailing list http://london.openguides.org/old-list-archives/
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Re: [grubstreet] New Index
Bob Walker 17:23 on 25 Nov 2002
I certainly think it looks better. Also having the recent changes feed-
Earle Martin
20:27 on 25 Nov 2002
Yeah, the RecentChanges feed is dead good. I like it a lot. Another benefit-
Kate L Pugh
11:30 on 26 Nov 2002
Agreed. Recent changes is always the first place I look anyway. Good- too deep to show
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Kate L Pugh
11:30 on 26 Nov 2002
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Earle Martin
20:27 on 25 Nov 2002
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RE: [grubstreet] New Index
Ivor Williams 09:42 on 27 Nov 2002
Found a bug. Try searching for all Chinese restaurants. You get the first entry-
[grubstreet] Grubsearch [Was: Re: New Index]
Kate L Pugh 15:03 on 27 Nov 2002
Fixed in 0.03 -- thanks. I also made the script ignore subpages of
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[grubstreet] Grubsearch [Was: Re: New Index]
Kate L Pugh 15:03 on 27 Nov 2002