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Index of Subjects While having csuite do the substituting for you might be a good idea if you a developer, Im at a loss to find any advantages for documents that we are not likely to distribute to other csuite sites. And if we would distribute them around, they would proably hit non csuite sites, so someone would end up having to do subsutition by hand. ie, your not saving youself any time, and your proably not saving anyone else any time either. > -----Original Message----- > From: ccn-tech-owner@chebucto.ns.ca > [mailto:ccn-tech-owner@chebucto.ns.ca]On Behalf Of > Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2000 1:56 PM > To: Michael Smith > Cc: editors@chebucto.ns.ca; ccn-tech@chebucto.ns.ca > Subject: Re: Long name subs failing... > > > > The names were showing as @@@LONG_NAME@@@ when I first entered the > document and thought it unusual that they didn't substitute. I don't > know who originally created the docs in question but I continued with the > conviction, thinking that they might change later. When they didn't > substitute, I figured something was wrong. So it should be > @@@FULL_NAME@@@ instead. That would make sense as to why they weren't > substituting. I'll change the hard code to that instead and use > @@@FULL_NAME@@@ in the future edits. > > Thanks > > --------------- > > On Sat, 20 May 2000, Michael Smith wrote: > > > On Sat, 20 May 2000, wrote: > > > > > Prior to the first new edit of those pages, the short name > substitutions > > > will show @@@SHORT_NAME@@@ instead of CCN. > > > > That's odd; how are you creating them? IIRC they're substituted on every > > edit, including the first - if you're using the editor to create them. > > > > > However, even after several edits, @@@LONG_NAME@@@ still > displays so I > > > was forced to hard code the name instead. This currently only affects > > > three pages but it's going to get worse as I noticed the name > is featured > > > on dozens of pages scheduled for editing by me this week. > > > > There is no $LONG_NAME variable (I've never seen it before, at > least). The > > pages should be using @@@FULL_NAME@@@. > > > > These are the only files still using it under the HelpDesk are: > > > > ./Dialup/AppleII/index.html:The @@@LONG_NAME@@@ recommends these > > ./Dialup/AppleII/spectrum.html:<dt>Navigating @@@LONG_NAME@@@ with > > <b>Lynx</b><dd> > > ./Dialup/AppleII/proterm.html:<dt>Navigating @@@LONG_NAME@@@ with > > <b>Lynx</b><dd> > > ./Dialup/AppleII/kermit.html:<dt>Navigating @@@LONG_NAME@@@ with > > <b>Lynx</b><dd> > > > > And I think you've changed it to "Chebucto Community Net" or similar in > > these files (?): > > > > ./Dialup/AtariST/RCS/index.shtml,v > > ./Dialup/AtariST/RCS/flash160.shtml,v > > ./Tips/New/RCS/2.html,v > > > > Michael > > > >
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