http://textpattern.com/ Textpattern Tips – Change filenames into nice file titles Change filenames into nice file titles - comments https://textpattern.tips/change-filenames-into-nice-file-titles Sun, 22 Nov 09 06:19:35 +0000 Comment on Change filenames into nice file titles by Pieman 1 1 Wed, 11 Nov 09 14:58:59 +0000 Bosh!

I have only one question – how will I know whether I’ve achieved enlightenment or impaired my Sylvian fissure?

Is there a tag trace for that?

]]> Bosh!

I have only one question – how will I know whether I’ve achieved enlightenment or impaired my Sylvian fissure?

Is there a tag trace for that?

]]> Pieman Comment on Change filenames into nice file titles by Maniquí 1 1 Fri, 13 Nov 09 13:07:45 +0000 A quick correction. Where it says:

If your filename is “An-essay-onTXP(Textpattern)-4.2.0™_(eBook).pdf”,

it should say:

If your filename is “An-essy-on-TXP(Textpattern)-4.2.0(tm)_(eBook).pdf”,

Notice the ( tm ) (without spaces).

Pieman wrote:

I have only one question – how will I know whether I’ve achieved enlightenment or impaired my Sylvian fissure?

If you feel some plasma-like liquid going down your nose and it taste like brain juice, check with the doctor.
If it tastes like green tea, it was just an enlightment.

]]> A quick correction. Where it says:

If your filename is “An-essay-onTXP(Textpattern)-4.2.0™_(eBook).pdf”,

it should say:

If your filename is “An-essy-on-TXP(Textpattern)-4.2.0(tm)_(eBook).pdf”,

Notice the ( tm ) (without spaces).

Pieman wrote:

I have only one question – how will I know whether I’ve achieved enlightenment or impaired my Sylvian fissure?

If you feel some plasma-like liquid going down your nose and it taste like brain juice, check with the doctor.
If it tastes like green tea, it was just an enlightment.

]]> Maniquí Comment on Change filenames into nice file titles by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Fri, 13 Nov 09 17:27:48 +0000 I thought I fixed that?! Is it ok now?

]]> I thought I fixed that?! Is it ok now?

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Change filenames into nice file titles by Maniquí 1 1 Fri, 13 Nov 09 23:24:30 +0000 Hi J,

no, it seems it still has a minor glitch:

It should read:

If your filename is:

An-essay-on-TXP(Textpattern)-4.2.0(tm)_(eBook).pdf

you can transform it to:

An essay on TXP 4.2.0™ (eBook).

(that last “TXP”, on the line above, should be a real acronym/abbr, to reflect the real output of this tip)

Thanks!

]]> Hi J,

no, it seems it still has a minor glitch:

It should read:

If your filename is:

An-essay-on-TXP(Textpattern)-4.2.0(tm)_(eBook).pdf

you can transform it to:

An essay on TXP 4.2.0™ (eBook).

(that last “TXP”, on the line above, should be a real acronym/abbr, to reflect the real output of this tip)

Thanks!

]]> Maniquí Comment on Change filenames into nice file titles by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Sat, 14 Nov 09 08:33:13 +0000 Not sure I follow you – check it now. If its still wrong, post the exact Textiled code and I’ll correct the article.

]]> Not sure I follow you – check it now. If its still wrong, post the exact Textiled code and I’ll correct the article.

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Change filenames into nice file titles by Maniquí 1 1 Sat, 14 Nov 09 21:15:46 +0000 Hehehe, the exact Textile code… you are right, sorry… I think we will work it out this time:

If your filename is:

 notextile. An-essay-on-TXP(Textpattern)-4.2.0(tm)_(eBook).pdf

you can transform it to:

An essay on TXP 4.2.0™ (eBook).

:) (just remove the space before “notextile”)

]]> Hehehe, the exact Textile code… you are right, sorry… I think we will work it out this time:

If your filename is:

 notextile. An-essay-on-TXP(Textpattern)-4.2.0(tm)_(eBook).pdf

you can transform it to:

An essay on TXP 4.2.0™ (eBook).

:) (just remove the space before “notextile”)

]]> Maniquí Comment on Change filenames into nice file titles by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Sun, 15 Nov 09 07:37:56 +0000 OK it should be ok now, I just used a code block instead of notextile…

]]> OK it should be ok now, I just used a code block instead of notextile…

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Change filenames into nice file titles by Pieman 1 1 Wed, 18 Nov 09 11:49:14 +0000 A smaller top-tip to tip on top of yours:

If you want to clean up your new filename string as described, but without wrapping it in <p></p> tags, etz_striptags is a very handy companion to upm_textile

ps. Jonathan, any chance of enabling comment feeds?

]]> A smaller top-tip to tip on top of yours:

If you want to clean up your new filename string as described, but without wrapping it in <p></p> tags, etz_striptags is a very handy companion to upm_textile

ps. Jonathan, any chance of enabling comment feeds?

]]> Pieman Comment on Change filenames into nice file titles by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Wed, 18 Nov 09 17:44:15 +0000 Hey Pieman, care to give a short example of your method with etz_striptags?

Comments feeds – its there – just look to the right under “Feeds and Twitter”. I’ll place it better in the next design revision, coming when I get time..

]]> Hey Pieman, care to give a short example of your method with etz_striptags?

Comments feeds – its there – just look to the right under “Feeds and Twitter”. I’ll place it better in the next design revision, coming when I get time..

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Change filenames into nice file titles by Pieman 1 1 Thu, 19 Nov 09 09:46:04 +0000 Well, I could be wrong, but I think in Maniqui’s example,

<txp:upm_textile><txp:rah_replace from='<txp:rah_replace from=".pdf,.doc,.rtf,.zip" to=""><txp:file_download_name /></txp:rah_replace>.' to=""><txp:file_download_name /></txp:rah_replace></txp:upm_textile>

Will output

<p>An essay on TXP 4.2.0™ (eBook).</p>

If you wrapped the whole thing in etz_striptags:

<txp:etz_striptags> <txp:upm_textile><txp:rah_replace from='<txp:rah_replace from=".pdf,.doc,.rtf,.zip" to=""><txp:file_download_name /></txp:rah_replace>.' to=""><txp:file_download_name /></txp:rah_replace></txp:upm_textile></txp:etz_striptags>

You’d get a cleaner output (without paragraph wrapper) to markup as you see fit.

An essay on TXP 4.2.0™ (eBook).

Of course, you may be happy with the <p>s, in which case, ignore me. I also vaguely remember an attribute for upm_textile which might do the same thing, but I can’t find any help guide for that plugin any more.

Re: comment feeds
Doh – couldn’t see for looking. It doesn’t work for me though https://textpattern.tips/?rss=1&area=comments&id=111 returns ““cannot decode raw data” (NSURLErrorDomain:-1015)” in Safari for me.

]]> Well, I could be wrong, but I think in Maniqui’s example,

<txp:upm_textile><txp:rah_replace from='<txp:rah_replace from=".pdf,.doc,.rtf,.zip" to=""><txp:file_download_name /></txp:rah_replace>.' to=""><txp:file_download_name /></txp:rah_replace></txp:upm_textile>

Will output

<p>An essay on TXP 4.2.0™ (eBook).</p>

If you wrapped the whole thing in etz_striptags:

<txp:etz_striptags> <txp:upm_textile><txp:rah_replace from='<txp:rah_replace from=".pdf,.doc,.rtf,.zip" to=""><txp:file_download_name /></txp:rah_replace>.' to=""><txp:file_download_name /></txp:rah_replace></txp:upm_textile></txp:etz_striptags>

You’d get a cleaner output (without paragraph wrapper) to markup as you see fit.

An essay on TXP 4.2.0™ (eBook).

Of course, you may be happy with the <p>s, in which case, ignore me. I also vaguely remember an attribute for upm_textile which might do the same thing, but I can’t find any help guide for that plugin any more.

Re: comment feeds
Doh – couldn’t see for looking. It doesn’t work for me though https://textpattern.tips/?rss=1&area=comments&id=111 returns ““cannot decode raw data” (NSURLErrorDomain:-1015)” in Safari for me.

]]> Pieman Comment on Change filenames into nice file titles by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Sun, 22 Nov 09 06:19:35 +0000 Hey Pieman,

Looks like ajw_comments_feed stopped working – its the same in Firefox. Maybe its because of 4.2. I’ll leave it in for now in case its a browser issue.

Anyone know of an alternative?

]]> Hey Pieman,

Looks like ajw_comments_feed stopped working – its the same in Firefox. Maybe its because of 4.2. I’ll leave it in for now in case its a browser issue.

Anyone know of an alternative?

]]> Jonathan Stubbs