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Zoltan Szabo	Saturday 21 August 2004 10:39:53 pm Is it possible to set in some ini file, that the default sort_by of every node should be "priority" instead of "published"? Is it possible to set in some ini file, that the search should not include some subtrees (or nodes)? Is it possible to set in some ini file, that the template debug only perform this kind of comments into the code: <!-- START: including template: design/standard... --> instead of the disturbing direct messages on the screen. ...and my other question about fuzzy match is still unanswered... :-)
Alex Jones	Sunday 22 August 2004 7:59:11 am 1. No, you need to use the admin intereface and/or the templates 2. No, you need to modify the templates 3. I do not htink this is possible, though you may well be able to track down a template file that controls this. I'll take a look at yoru fuzzy match question, but I have a feeling others will be better suited to answer it. Alex Alex [ bald_technologist on the IRC channel (irc.freenode.net): #eZpublish ] <i>When in doubt, clear the cache.</i>

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Saturday 21 August 2004 10:39:53 pm

Is it possible to set in some ini file, that the default
sort_by of every node should be "priority" instead of "published"?

Is it possible to set in some ini file, that the search should not include
some subtrees (or nodes)?

Is it possible to set in some ini file, that the template debug only
perform this kind of comments into the code:

<!-- START: including template: design/standard... -->

instead of the disturbing direct messages on the screen.

...and my other question about fuzzy match is still unanswered... :-)

Sunday 22 August 2004 7:59:11 am

1. No, you need to use the admin intereface and/or the templates

2. No, you need to modify the templates

3. I do not htink this is possible, though you may well be able to track down a template file that controls this.

I'll take a look at yoru fuzzy match question, but I have a feeling others will be better suited to answer it.

Alex

Alex
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<i>When in doubt, clear the cache.</i>