I just tried to post a blog entry that is scheduled for a future day… is that possible in the blogging bundle? It seemed to ignore my manual set date?!
thx,
Dan
On 4. Nov 2006, at 11:20, Daniel Käsmayr wrote:
I just tried to post a blog entry that is scheduled for a future day… is that possible in the blogging bundle? It seemed to ignore my manual set date?!
Are you using WordPress? By default it does not pass the date to WordPress because WordPress has buggy time zone handling, and thus would likely end up with a date different than what you post (unless you have server time and the config set to UTC).
Am 4. Nov 2006 um 12:03 schrieb Allan Odgaard:
On 4. Nov 2006, at 11:20, Daniel Käsmayr wrote:
I just tried to post a blog entry that is scheduled for a future day… is that possible in the blogging bundle? It seemed to ignore my manual set date?!
Are you using WordPress? By default it does not pass the date to WordPress because WordPress has buggy time zone handling, and thus would likely end up with a date different than what you post (unless you have server time and the config set to UTC).
Yes, I am using wordpress… but actually I don't care about the exact time, just that it is in the future around a certain day… in the sense of writing now, but publishing in the future so there are posts spread over many days instead of just 10 posts/day ;)
Is there some preference that can be set to avoid this circumvention?
thx,
Dan
On 4. Nov 2006, at 12:49, Daniel Käsmayr wrote:
[...] Is there some preference that can be set to avoid this circumvention?
[CHANGED] Blogging bundle: By default a ‘date created’ header is not sent to WordPress unless you set the TM_SEND_DATE_TO_WP variable (the actual value doesn’t matter, so set it e.g. to YES). Only users who run their blog using GMT as time zone should provide WP with a ‘date created’ because of faulty time zone conversions done by WP.
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