[Zope] KM|net News help
Wesley Anderson
wesley@cyberplexafrica.com
Wed, 28 Jun 2000 15:33:54 +0200
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Being a newbie, I've decided to use the KM|net News product as a base to get
my magazine/newspaper site off the ground. I've found it OK so far, but one
of the problems I'm having is adding old (ie archived) articles to the
database. I go in and create a new KMYear (1999) and a new month (1). When I
get to the "add KMArticle" and try and enter an Id (even with 9 numbers), I
get an Invalid date/time string error. How can I create valid Id's? Once I
have a valid Id, I assume I'll be able to create an article (incoming.html?)
I'd also like to get rid of the "By" (my authors don't identify themselves)
and the date/time stamp. Where do I find the code for this?
Also, is there any way of getting around the fact that you have to approve
an article. In the 'Editing Articles" section of the documentation, you're
told you "will recieve a message with a link to the edit page of that
article. As I don't have SMTP access, I can't specify the mailhost which
means I can't approve the article.
Lastly, once I have the articles in there, how do I make them "belong" to a
particular section?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Wesley
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