I'm not sure if I understand, there no admin, you make post copying and
pasting new folder under "source_blog" in the app, and editing files using
your favorite editor like gedit, ultraedit, any ide, etc.

2012/9/7 Ovidio Marinho <ovidio...@gmail.com>

> You are missing an administrator, or is it just me?
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> 2012/9/7 Martín Mulone <mulone.mar...@gmail.com>
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>> Yes is based on the book app. I made some changes, in the index I made a
>> change that read "extract.markmin" because abstract in info.txt is to short
>> in lenght, but I have to render to a file like "chapters" because is to
>> slow to read it all the time to make an index of posts. Ok I'm going to
>> change this on markmin. Also is not need it for this porpouse to create a
>> subfolder, so I create "post-XXX.html" and for index pages "posts-X.html".
>> The blog is based on this.
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>> 2012/9/7 Massimo Di Pierro <massimo.dipie...@gmail.com>
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>>> +1
>>>
>>> I see you used some of the book code in the book. In particular you use
>>> MARKMIN the way it is done in the book using extra variables. That is ok
>>> and it is done for backward compatibility with old book sources which also
>>> need to processed in latex. If that is not important there is a batter way
>>> to use markmin:
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>>>
>>> from gluon.contrib.autolinks import expand_one
>>> html = MARKMIN(page.body,url=True,environment={},
>>>                  autolinks=lambda link: expand_one(link,{})).xml()
>>>
>>> Because url = True you will be able to use the @//// notation to
>>> reference any URL in the app. The book code prevents that for backward
>>> compatibility.
>>>
>>> autolinks=lambda link: expand_one(link,{}) enables OMEBED which means if
>>> you do not have to markup links. Web2py will automatically embed, images
>>> video and other objects using the OEMBED protocol.
>>>
>>> Massimo
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>>>
>>> On Friday, 7 September 2012 07:01:21 UTC-5, Martin.Mulone wrote:
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>>>> http://blog.martinmulone.com.**ar/post/996-static-blog-in-**web2py<http://blog.martinmulone.com.ar/post/996-static-blog-in-web2py>
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