Hex mentioned that he'd be interested in the patches I made to Saint Paul's guide. Many of them are patches I applied to the CPAN version from Chris Schmidt's Boston Guide.
I've included the raw overlay directory here, if people are really interested I can produced a unified diff (it's not as easy with the way things are laid out on the server.)
-Chris
Hi All
Using the new Wiki::Toolkit::Plugin::Ping, I've added a new config option
to openguides. If you set the option "ping_services" to be one (or both)
of "pingerati" or "geourl", then it'll configure and register the ping
plugin for these ping services.
When you write a node, the configured services will then be ping'd to let
them know of the update.
If you don't have a "ping_services" option, or if it's blank, there will
be no change for the current behaviour of openguides.
Currently, only pingerati and geourl are supported. I can't think of a
good way to specify the urls in the config file, so openguides will accept
any service defined in known_services of Wiki::Toolkit::Plugin::Ping . So,
if you can think of more things you might like to ping, we'll add them in
there, and then you can use them.
If you want to play, you'll need Wiki::Toolkit::Plugin::Ping from the
Wiki::Toolkit svn, and the latest OpenGuides from svn.
Nick
Signups for this are now open:
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/news/archives/2006/11/christmas_party.html
I mention it since this is the weekend of the OpenGuides hackfest and a
few of us are going to be heading into London in the evening. If you're
interested, I recommend signing up soon.
Cheers,
Dominic.
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[forwarded from London.pm mailing list]
Dom, I guess it's too late in the day to change our plans, but I'm forwarding this as a courtesy.
Ivor.
-----Original Message-----
From: Greg McCarroll [mailto:greg@mccarroll.org.uk]
Sent: 09 November 2006 10:38
To: Williams Ivor
Subject: Re: [ANNOUNCE] London Perl Workshop 2006
On 9 Nov 2006, at 10:24, IvorW wrote:
> Damn! I'll have to give my apologies, as this coincides with the
> OpenGuides hackathon in Oxford.
>
> <growl />
sorry mate, we had to pick a date based on venues.
of course if the open guides crew are not too set in their plan, we
might be
able to get a room in westminster university for them, then they
could also
attend to the london geek bash sponsored by bbc.backstage on the evening
of the 9th - and indeed there is a reasonable synergy between
bbc.backstage
and open guides at least to my mind.
anyway just offering you the option.
G.
As per http://dev.openguides.org/wiki/OxfordMeetup2006 I've set the date
as 8th-10th December.
Likely schedule:
* Pubmeet/dinner on Friday evening to socialise and discuss some
general issues
* All-day hackfest and further detailed discussion on Saturday
Thanks to all those who responded with dates; it would be useful if you
(and, of course, anyone else who can make it) could add their name to
that list[0].
More details will be provided nearer the time of course; meanwhile, if
anyone has any ideas for a good format, do say!
Cheers,
Dominic.
[0] You'll need to register for an account on the wiki to do this;
details are at http://dev.openguides.org/wiki/AboutThisTracInstall
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Hi,
I am trying to set-up an OpenGuide for New York. The installation worked well, but I was expecting to see a google map for my first (test) page:
http://newyork.linke.de/myguide/wiki.cgi?Angelo's_Pizza
But it does not look right. Am I missing a step?
Many thanks,
Markus
PS: I have a google maps api key and it is configured in my wiki.conf
