tlooks like the page handler needs to actually look for the page existing and then 404 if not found. I propse that pages be done in a similiar way to articles and use a haml file as a page wrapper. I'd also like for the page wrapper to allow the usage of multiple input formats (markdown, textile, html) . working on this now
The only issue with using haml for the 404 pages is the case the application itself is unreachable due to Sinatra or some other Ruby error. In that case, the 404 page could not be rendered because it requires the app to convert haml to html. Otherwise, Apache (or whatever) would still be able to server up the 404 page if the page is already in html format.
I've had a couple requests to have .html extensions for permalinks so that they can migrate their existing blogs i.e Wordpress over and keep their existing permalinks in tact.
The Articles cached html page is not expired when new comments are added - only individual articles are. When new comments are added, the individual article page should be cached as well as the article list page.
tlooks like the page handler needs to actually look for the page existing and then 404 if not found. I propse that pages be done in a similiar way to articles and use a haml file as a page wrapper. I'd also like for the page wrapper to allow the usage of multiple input formats (markdown, textile, html) . working on this now
Multiple formats would be awesome.
The only issue with using haml for the 404 pages is the case the application itself is unreachable due to Sinatra or some other Ruby error. In that case, the 404 page could not be rendered because it requires the app to convert haml to html. Otherwise, Apache (or whatever) would still be able to server up the 404 page if the page is already in html format.