Using htmlcron.php to generate HTML, is there a way to exclude comments from being generated? I have turned off comments in switches, however comments HTML is being generated.
Where these generated by using the htmlcron? Using the generate HTML from the admin panel works ok for me also. Only if I set a cron job does the entire process stop once it tries to generate a comment.html. I had no html generated for three days after I turneed the comments off. Switching it on restored the cron function.
Ah yes, my reading comprehension needs work. Using htmlcron.php it generates categories. No links so far, will have to refresh a million times to get to those probably.
Edit: ok, got to the links now, it generates those too. So, the same result as the admin panel version. Though it generates them in a different order.
Ok, I think that I have a handle on this now. It seems that it generates links then category HTML fine until it reaches comments. At this point no further HTML will ever be generated, including additional link and category HTML. My cron ran over 24 hours at one cycle per minute and I got nothing. (the entire site, including comment HTML, regenerates every 6 hours with comments turned on.) My goal is to shorten the time of regeneration by eliminating the un-necessary comment HTML.
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Paul,
Using htmlcron.php to generate HTML, is there a way to exclude comments from being generated? I have turned off comments in switches, however comments HTML is being generated.
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Fixed.
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Thanks.. are the changes reflected in the 4.0.39 download? I did not see that it was updated since its release.
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An update is a release, any changes mean a new version number. Releases are likely every 2 weeks for 4.0 at this point.
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After upgrading to .40, with the comments off, no link or cat HTML is generated. Everything is ok with the comments on.
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Switching comments off, I get all these files: http://www.webmastersite.net/screenshots/26538.jpg
Plenty of links and categories there as you can see.
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Where these generated by using the htmlcron? Using the generate HTML from the admin panel works ok for me also. Only if I set a cron job does the entire process stop once it tries to generate a comment.html. I had no html generated for three days after I turneed the comments off. Switching it on restored the cron function.
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Ah yes, my reading comprehension needs work. Using htmlcron.php it generates categories. No links so far, will have to refresh a million times to get to those probably.
Edit: ok, got to the links now, it generates those too. So, the same result as the admin panel version. Though it generates them in a different order.
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Ok, I think that I have a handle on this now. It seems that it generates links then category HTML fine until it reaches comments. At this point no further HTML will ever be generated, including additional link and category HTML. My cron ran over 24 hours at one cycle per minute and I got nothing. (the entire site, including comment HTML, regenerates every 6 hours with comments turned on.) My goal is to shorten the time of regeneration by eliminating the un-necessary comment HTML.
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Should be fixed now.