Hi all,

is there a variable (like $is_single_entry) to identify an archive page with multiple entries like it can be done with category page with {if $category}?

Thanks for helping me out!
Achim

Thanks -- it worked like a charm. Simply added: {elseif $staticpage_pagetitle}MS-Reporter.de: {$staticpage_pagetitle} and received a correct title or meta-description -- just what I liked. Serendipity is SE_friendly but with building some Smarty queries, it's a SE booster. Great job with s9y! Achim

Just as a feedback: using your tips and changing the paths before importing the database locally worked like charm: complete migration done in less than 30 minutes.

Thanks again! Finally, I can develop locally before bringing it on the web.
Great!

Thanks for this lesson

I'll post again when successful.

Have a nice day
Achim

OK, thanks -- I'll try that in a few hours. But ... read below: I tried a full SQL dump first but I get the error that it can't override existing tables (from the local scratch installation) -- do you have a way on how to solve that? Therefore I deleted table by table and replaced it my a table SQL ...

Is there no help for me and my local plugins installation problem?
Which paths are to change for my plugins to work also locally?

I'm not sure but I think that this file is created while installing Serendipity. It's placed in your installation directory and contains the following code: <?php /* Serendipity configuration file Written on Sat, 07 Apr 2007 19:03:41 +0200 */ $serendipity['versionInstalled'] = '1.1'; $serendipity['d...

Hm, I see there entries like "serendipity_event_karma" or none -- both on the live server and on the local installation. I have no idea in what to change there for the local installation ... is there a hint for me? Thanks! Achim Update: Screenshot local installation table: http://www.ms-re...

Hi, and thanks.

Where do I find the SQL tables' paths?

Thanks
Achim

For development and testing purposes, I did a local installation of my blog. What I did: Using MAMP on OS X, Serendipity installation was fine, as was the template and entries SQL import. The plugin migration seems to fail . I did a SQL import of the *plugin* tables and a copy of the /plugin/ direct...

I like the layout, too -- nice heritage style.

Just a little remark regarding the text style: It would be more readable if there were some hightlighting oder other structuring elements besides the paragraph spacers. Maybe you could try using <strong> or other highlighting techniques.

A reader from here put a link to the MS-Reporter in the German Wikipedia, which is really great and appreciated!

Thanks to Anonymous

Now that I'm using custom fields for every entry to fill the meta-tags description and keywords for every single entry page, I have two more needs : The first one, using custom fields for static pages was discussed in this thread , unfortunately resulting in a recipe that doesn't work for meta-info....

Thanks, Judebert,

this was exactly what I intended to do if there's no other way to manage that.

I will try this around the holidays.

Happy Easter!
Achim

Update: It works, thank you! (see also my follow-up questions if you like)

Garvin, you're my wizard!!!

Thanks very much (I'm too weak in PHP and such ) -- that's exactly what I needed.

Great!!

See for yourself:
http://www.ms-reporter.de/