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"read more" link broken #107

Open trvrplk opened 12 years ago

trvrplk commented 12 years ago

When I click the link to the full article I get a 404. What is wrong and how do I fix it?

matael commented 12 years ago

May be you should give us a bit more info.... did you modify templates ? how ? (may be give us parts of templates that fail) Are you using right syntax for articles filenames...

Give us at least the article's title and filename. I think we'll be able to solve your problem with that

regeya commented 12 years ago

I don't know if this is the same issue, but I noticed the same on heroku. I put a first story in with the title "Welcome", filename 2011-11-22-welcome.txt, for the date 22 November 2011. When I run it on heroku or on shotgun, I get a link to 2011/11/22/welcome. It works fine on shotgun; 404 on heroku. If I modify the url to http://yokelpunk.heroku.com/22/11/2011/welcome, all is well.

I uncommented and modified the line in config.ru set :date, lambda {|now| now.strftime("%m/%d/%Y") } # date format for articles but it seems to have no effect.

regeya commented 12 years ago

Now, if you check that URL right now, neither seem to be working. :-}

awkwords commented 12 years ago

or you could just make sure the file articles/2011-11-23-newentry.txt has the title set to , title: newentry

just sayin.

baopham commented 12 years ago

oh yea, iOnic is right, that always happen to me when you don't name your txt file consistently with the format