mieses: Not within your control, obviously, except you could try to rephrase the offending entries See also http://de.lirio.us/rubric/entry/2636, by mieses. My own bookmarks also contain an error; the RSS feed I see in Firefox for the "live bookmark" ends with the last entry before the error. Now that mieses has an error already in the first entry (unescaped ampersand in title), his/her/its feed is completely empty. Update: Rubric 0.08 contains fixes to RSS parsing.

When in expanded view, the "expand notes" link is a no-op; no way to hide again The obvious workaround for the latter problem is to remove the "?long_form=1" suffix from the currently visited URL, if you can guess what it means, or simply go back in your browser's history. Nevertheless, just for credibility reasons this should probably be fixed; the fix should be fairly obvious (says he, without having looked at the source). Update: Rubric 0.08 has a "collapse" link in expanded view.

The tags I see in "recent tags" on the front page are quite different from the actual content Here are the "recent tags" I get on the front page right now: 9 01a 7 blog We pause the listing here to note that the 01a links are all my own, and I haven't added anything to that category today. Actually the newest entry is from five days ago. On the whole, the "recent tags" listing looks eerily like my own personal tags, but I don't use "news", "games", "books_to_read", "wordpress", "themes", "portal", "mac", "freeware", "computers", "web", "lithuania", or "law". The rest of the listing is below. In the meantime, let me note that just now, the most frequent tags I see on the actual front page are linux, EDA (3 occurrences), software, ruimte, howto, finance, china, Wildlife, PotentialPurchases, Linux, KDE, Cams, and Birds (2 occurrences). Okay, here is the rest of the "recent tags" listing, in somewhat condensed format (all tags with the same occurrence count on the same line). 6 wiki software news games category books_to_read advocacy 00a 5 unix site programming history graphics emacs design deepsite 4 wordpress themes opensource extension erablog download development algorithm 3 portal mac linux hacker freeware delirioussiteblog deliriousbugs delirious debian css computing computers bugs 02a 2 www web society search sawfish music mail lithuania law internet Update: This bug still seems to be present in Rubric 0.09_01. Update: This looks like it's finally fixed in 0.10.

Confusing result if you click on a link to a deleted entry I think I would like to see an honest-to-$dmr HTTP-level error message (410 GONE would seem appropriate) but even a human-readable error message would be preferable to what looks like just a bug.

sage: close, but the workaround is different http://de.lirio.us/rubric?page=2&long_form=1 is the way to view page 2 of something in expanded form. The "expand notes" link should retain the "page=nnn" argument from the current URL, rather than strip it off (which is what brings you back to page 1). Also, the "next" and "previous" links on each page should have the "&long_form=1" suffix if you are currently in expanded view. Update: I think this is mostly fixed in Rubric 0.08. Some of the templates might still need tweaking but I guess I'll post separately about any remaining wrinkles.

Entering the same tag twice gets me a hideous SQL error message The code should probably just remove duplicates before passing it all on to SQL. Update: This is supposed to be fixed with the upgrade to Rubric 0.08 Here's what I get (formatting obviously elided, this is just a simple cut & paste): Software error: Error executing run mode 'post': Can't insert new Rubric::EntryTag: DBD::SQLite::st execute failed: columns entry, tag are not unique(1) at dbdimp.c line 401 [for Statement "INSERT INTO entrytags (entry, id, tag) VALUES (?, ?, ?) "] at /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.6/DBIx/ContextualFetch.pm line 51. at /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.6/Class/DBI/Relationship/HasMany.pm line 89 at /var/www/vhosts/Rubric-0.06/rubric line 4 For help, please send mail to the webmaster (steve@de.lirio.us), giving this error message and the time and date of the error.

Don't use tags with a dash in them; they are lost without a warning Update: In Rubric 0.08, you get a warning "Tags may only contain letters, numbers, dot, colon, and asterisk." Back from the future: In Rubric 0.10, tags can contain hyphens, as long as it's not the first letter of the tag.

I am sent to the listing of my own entries, not to where I was, when I click Save This is particularly annoying if I have navigated to a particular page of a long listing, and/or have a particular category where I want to make an adjustment to many entries. Update: Yay, this seems fixed now (Rubric 0.08).