Description
If Use MonthCalendar for rootpage, the color doesn't display even if daypage exists.
Steps to reproduce
- Create a daypage, say "2007-02-08". (note: not a subpage)
write MonthCalendar(.,2007,2) in any page. It will display calendar for 2007-02, while the day url linking to "root_url/daypage", but day "08" is not colorized.
Example
["2007-02-08"] MonthCalendar(.,2007,2)
Component selection
- general
Details
MoinMoin Version |
1.5.6, 1.5.7 |
OS and Version |
windows xp |
Python Version |
2.4.3 |
Server Setup |
cgi |
Server Details |
apache 2.0 |
Language you are using the wiki in (set in the browser/UserPreferences) |
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Workaround
Discussion
There is no such thing as a "root page". If you go the the root url, moin will display the page configured as page_front_page (e.g. FrontPage), so the day pages are expected below that page (as sub-pages, not toplevel pages).
I understand "expect sub-pages" is MonthCalendar's design concept now. I'm using MoinMoin as a blog system and creating these day pages as toplevel pages. So I wish MonthCalendar can colorize those pages urls too.
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