Am Fri, 10 Oct 2008 16:09:53 +0200 schrieb Michael Franzl <franzl at corporatematters.at>:> My working webgen-0.5.3 project stopped with the following error in > webgen-0.5.4., 0.5.5 and gettalong-webgen. > > An error has occurred: Error while processing > </articles/teil1.en.html>: No such content processor available: false > > There''s nothing ''special'' in this file: > > --- > title: Einleitung > in_menu: true > sort_info: 100 > belongs_to: exp > identifier: exp-teil1 > > --- name:content > ##Teil 1 > ###Einleitung > Text... > > Note: belongs_to: is a custom meta key. > > Unfortunately, I''m without a clue here...Did you delete the generated cache file before running the new webgen version? That may help. What do you have in your config.yaml file? Did you change the default processing pipeline for page files? If the above does not help, could you send me your webgen website for further investigation? -- Thomas
My working webgen-0.5.3 project stopped with the following error in webgen-0.5.4., 0.5.5 and gettalong-webgen. An error has occurred: Error while processing </articles/teil1.en.html>: No such content processor available: false There''s nothing ''special'' in this file: --- title: Einleitung in_menu: true sort_info: 100 belongs_to: exp identifier: exp-teil1 --- name:content ##Teil 1 ###Einleitung Text... Note: belongs_to: is a custom meta key. Unfortunately, I''m without a clue here... Michael
> Did you delete the generated cache file before running the new webgen > version? That may help.Yes, didn''t help.> What do you have in your config.yaml file?Commented out everything in config.yaml, still the same problem.> Did you change the default processing pipeline for page files?Yes. Ok, now I stripped my project to the bone and isolated the problem. webgen 0.5.4 and upwards doesn''t like this statement in page files anymore: --- pipeline: It is an empty pipeline. Now I understand why it stops with the error No such content processor available: false Anyhow, I''ve learned to circumvent this problem by writing --- pipeline:blocks since I just want webgen to not resolve {relocatable: } tags, i.e., to conserve the syntax until it is passed to default.template. Now even gettalong-webgen runs. Thanks, Michael
> > Did you change the default processing pipeline for page files? > > Yes. > > Ok, now I stripped my project to the bone and isolated the > problem. webgen 0.5.4 and upwards doesn''t like this > statement in page files anymore: > > --- pipeline: > > It is an empty pipeline. Now I understand why it stops with > the error > > No such content processor available: false > > Anyhow, I''ve learned to circumvent this problem by writing > > --- pipeline:blocks > > since I just want webgen to not resolve {relocatable: } > tags, i.e., to conserve the syntax until it is passed to > default.template. > > Now even gettalong-webgen runs. Thanks,This bug has been introduced when I changed the block option parsing code to use YAML to convert the values into proper Ruby classes. I have fixed this in my local repo and will push a new beta gem to github soon. -- Thomas