[fixed] Bug in the category-custom-permalinks in s9y 0.9 SVN

[Boris]

I've just included (full?) custom-permalink to the google-sitemap-plugin and it seems that I discovered a Bug.

When using this Permalink Category URL structure:

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categories/%year%/%month%/%id%-%name%/%description%.html

the %year% and %month% are not replaced properly by s9y, so I get a link like

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http://localhost/~boris/trunk/categories/%year%/%month%/1-test/desc.html

which results in a HTTP-"Bad Request".

P.S.: The version I used was received from SVN about an hour ago.


EDIT: The %username% seems to be interpreded as %realname% too:

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authors/%username%-%realname%

results in

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http://localhost/~boris/trunk/authors/Realname-Realname

although the username is Boris.
I think the second bug is in line 638 of functions_entries.inc.php where the key 'username' gets the value of $entry['author'] too.

[garvinhicking]

Uhm the "Category URL structure" does not allow for %year%, %month% - categories have no timestamps to use. Are you talking of the Entry URL structure?

About the username/realname thing, I think there was a reason for this (some BC thing I'm afraid), but I can't currently remember it. I'll try to look into this, many thanks!

Regards
Garvin

[Boris]

Uhm the "Category URL structure" does not allow for %year%, %month% - categories have no timestamps to use. Are you talking of the Entry URL structure?

No, I'm talking about the Categort-Structure. So I guess only the description is wrong:

Permalink Category URL structure
Here you can define the relative URL structure begining from your base URL to where entries from certain categories may become available. You can use the variables %id%, %name%, %description%, %month%, %year% and any other characters.

[garvinhicking]

Many thanks, I corrected this issue!

Regards,
Garvin