On 9. Mar 2007, at 16:41, Bonhôte André wrote:

I noticed quite a weird behaviour of the blogging bundle recently. I have increased the number of posts to be fetched from 10 to 500 (blogging.rb, line 547), because I'd like to add some tags to old posts using the nice tagging bundle. It downloads all the posts from the past (around 280 right now) and displays the title in the dropdown. Now when I chose one, a new document opens up with a post

• but not with the one I'd like to have :-/ If I try to open post

#3 for example (my first post), it opens #4. Somewhere in the most recent posts, it works, but not with the oldest ones. I'm not a ruby guy, so I don't have a clue how to fix this.

I suppose that it has to do with my Wordpress thing, but I'm not sure.

Does any of your posts contain backslashes, dollar-signs, back-ticks, or similar? At least the shell escaping, when providing CocoaDialog with the list of blog posts, did not account for such thing. I don’t think this should lead to anything but a wrong title for the entry, but as CocoaDialog returns the index for the selected item, it just might have been, that a title somehow got dropped (or one got split into two titles), which would give the offset problem.

Any ideas?

I committed a fix for the blogging bundle escaping.

Since you already know how to edit blogging.rb, I assume you can try with this updated file available either by checking out the Blogging bundle or directly from http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/ Bundles/Blogging.tmbundle/Support/lib/blogging.rb