No Issue - Just Complementing about htmly

[danpros]

I would love to see that 😄 please post the link and I will put that on the showcase page, or you can creating new page on wiki section for anyone that use this no-db script as an example.

3000+ posts is a lot, how about the load? CPU? etc.

Edit: if you want to speed it up just remove the tags/archive widget on the sidebar 😄

[klyxmaster]

www.nixsteam.com
don't notice a load. The initial import was done locally. It processed 3,100+ xml file that has everything from 2003 to today. There is some tweaking I will do to sort out the tags, but outside that, you can see for your self - it run smoothly (the funky html issues is htmly rendering the html. It doesn't do so well with single quotes, and "..." among a few other text, as a result, some posts are ugly - it's an easy fix
The full import took about 10min locally - that was the only time I heard my cpu cry LOL

[danpros]

Lot of posts and tags and the load is still fast, that's wow! 😄

Noticed if there is p tag on title, that broke some of the layout, let say the related post etc. this can be the script bugs (HTMLy), we should strip the tags or you can strip the tags when converting it.

And what specs do you use for the host? 😄

[klyxmaster]

that that tag in the title is something new due ot the inport, doesn't seem to be there on manual post entries
You lost me on the "specs", its hosted on JDR Host if that is what you mean..

EDIT: not sure where that

tag is coming from.. i know it something new though.. i'll look into it tomorrow after work...

[klyxmaster]

Ok, some more insite - if it edit the post, but DON'T change anything, just SAVE IT, the p-tag goes away. what do you think?

[danpros]

The tags coming from this https://github.com/danpros/htmly#file-naming-convention. For hosting Digital Ocean, Vultr, or Iwstack is great (unmanaged).

Because HTMLy strip any tags when saving.

[fahmi182]

Wow, that's awesome ! imported over 3,100+ game post.. post from year 2003..

[klyxmaster]

I have that "<p>" title thing narrowed down to this line (it only happens if i auto-import, if i manually import it doesnt do it"

this is the part that writes the post:
$post = ""."\n".$post;

note the "gamename" is raw - there is no markup - its being added by HTMLY for some reason unknown

[danpros]

You can strip the tags for the post title, so it will returned plain text, example:

 $post = "<!--t ". strip_tags($gamedata['gamename']) ." t-->"."\n".$post;

[klyxmaster]

well i'll try that - but gamename has no tags :-D its raw text extracted from RSS feed, but i'll try that and see what happens

[klyxmaster]

nope didnt work.. I did not think it would, since game name is just text

here is the actual title of the latest game

<!--t Mystery of Unicorn Castle: The Beastmaster t-->

as you can see there is no markup

[klyxmaster]

I know its something that is hidden that is happening, as it doesnt add the <p> markup when I do it manually

[danpros]

That's weird, you can compare the resulting import file with panel generated file

[klyxmaster]

ok, here is a typical post (auto rendered) it "LOOKS" identical to a manually entered one
http://www.nixsteam.com/2014-03-30-00-00-00_Puzzle,Hidden%20Object,Adventure,Collector%27s%20Edition_bridge-to-another-world-burnt-dreams-ce.txt
The problem lies in the title part. for some reason, when it's auto rendered, it is adding a page break markup, but as you can see - there is none there.

[danpros]

See this part

Collector’s Edition includes: </div><p/>

There is </p> tag?

[klyxmaster]

but its not the title :-)
here is the source from the page
<h1 class="title-post" itemprop="name"><p> Tales of Empire: Rome</p></h1>

the mark up is done by htmly, as well as the class (as you can see from the raw post) my script does not add p tags or divs
so what i am searching for is an invisible character that is not added in manual posting - its not a big deal, but looks better without the tag

[danpros]

Download and test it on my local dev, you should separate double pagebreak after the title, so the code become:

$post = "<!--t ".$gamedata['gamename']." t-->"."\n\n".$post;

It should work now 😄

[klyxmaster]

testing....

[klyxmaster]

PERFECT!! - ya it's an unusual test LOL
I'll change the source - easy fix - thank you!

[danpros]

LOL somethings happen when convert it to HTML (the markdown) 😄

[klyxmaster]

and as usual: the hardest problems have the simplest fix :-D

[fahmi182]

Wow, i see good/best support here :)

[klyxmaster]

finished - thanks! used a search-n-replace and added the second linefeed to all the post - now it looks good!

[danpros]

@klyxmaster the site load is fast even though has many posts and tags 😄

edit: you should hard coded the title since there is <br> tags there

[klyxmaster]

It depends on the sever.locally it's a little slow, but most of the
commercial host, it's very fast as they are 8 core and better
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