For some reason the calendar on my secondary pages (about, links, cast, and archive) is not showing newer updates. My main pages (index, and daily templates) along with the calendar on the archive page (but not the one in the archive nav) show updates for the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 10th, and 17th. The secondary pages are not showing the 17th.
These secondary pages were uploaded in the webpages folder along with my nav.html file which is an include file I used on all the secondary pages.
I triggered a full update last night to see if that helped anything.
I'm using adobe dreamweaver to code in. I've noticed this problem in both IE and mozilla.
Any help would be appreciated.
Jason
calendar not displaying properly on secondary pages
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Re: calendar not displaying properly on secondary pages
When the calendar's on the home page, the CG script doesn't make the latest date a hyperlink because it would just pointlessly link to the same comic page you already see. Instead, it gives the date a white background to indicate that it's the latest page.
I think your use of the include file may be throwing off either the browsers or the script, causing the supplemental pages to display this "home page version" of the calendar. If that's the case, then copy-pasting your navigation code into each separate HTML file should fix the problem.
However, I don't see this problem as being significant, as readers should already be aware that the latest comic's on the home page, which can be easily be accessed from any page on the site by clicking on the Chainmail Bikini logo, or by clicking the "Latest" button located above and below every comic page.
I think your use of the include file may be throwing off either the browsers or the script, causing the supplemental pages to display this "home page version" of the calendar. If that's the case, then copy-pasting your navigation code into each separate HTML file should fix the problem.
However, I don't see this problem as being significant, as readers should already be aware that the latest comic's on the home page, which can be easily be accessed from any page on the site by clicking on the Chainmail Bikini logo, or by clicking the "Latest" button located above and below every comic page.
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Re: calendar not displaying properly on secondary pages
That makes sense. Yeah I'll probably just leave it that way since the alternative would be to manually update the nav on all the secondaries if I ever want to change it. Thanks again!


