As I stroll through WISE 1.3 (nightly from 20th May) I noticed some functionalities not working.The ones I´ll write about today are connected to the RSS functionality and the related products in WISE. RSS is one of the most important features of WISE, because it allows reuse of WISE Object information as well as the […]
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1 Was
1.1 Migration
1.2 Temp Files
1.3 Resetting the Emergency Password
1.4 Packing
1.5 2 Gigabyte Limit
1.6 Web crawlers
1.7 Performance
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Michael
I think that the current “capability” of the container is probably a mistake, the sort order shouldn’t be changed.
But to your question. The reason that you have a smaller pyc file is that the container is a Wise product which is actually producted by a product we call the wise compiler. You will need to […]
Hi everybody
I was working with the RSS functionality heavily, reusing data from containers and other objects on situation awareness pages in an HQ exercise Environment (nice Beta testing ;-)).
I was messed up however by a design feature of the container object in 1.2R2 that assumes, that everytime you add an object to a container, you […]
Nic Channon picked up on my report of a bug that was imminent to Version 1.2R2 and 1.3 when putting the iteration for meta-data into the Header File. (see my earlyer discussion)
the Issue has obviously been fixed and 2 files have been changed.
Here is Nics answer:
Michael,
Thanks for the information on the meta headers, it appears […]
Like mentioned in earlier posts on MetaData use (check the Tags) it was found to be usefull to publish the existing MetaData within the html-head of a WISE Page for use by external search engines.
This was picked up by ACT and elegantly integrated as a dtml iteration on the metaValue types, producing the required <meta-tag>.
Unfortunately […]
