HTML-export: arbitrary target directories when using setup files

HTML-export: arbitrary target directories when using setup files

[Sebastian Rose]

Hi,

the HTML-export (recursive) behaves strange. Files go to arbitrary
directories (still under the publishing directory). It seems, the
file names and path elements get mixed up when using the

#+SETUPFILE

option. This bug was introduced some weeks ago (I believe), but when
exporting repeatedly, the files in the top-level directory looked OK
again. So I didn't investigate any further. The first thing I noticed
was, that /Xy/index.org was published to /index.org (i.e. the index.org
in the last (alphabetically) subdirectory. It seems, that the path
information gets lost somewhere if we use #+SETUPFILE.

Also, the /index.html is made from an arbitrary index.org from a
sibdirectory (the last one in alphabetic order). If I do

$ touch ~/org/index.org

the ~/public_html/index.html is correct again (since it's the only
file to be published).


Note, that the structure of the index file is correct.



This is the tree in my ~/org/ (perfectly represented in the
index file):

.
|-- Brain
|   |-- Brainstorming.org
|   `-- ist_Kreativitaet_erlernbar.org
|-- Dateiformate.org
|-- Datenbanken
|   |-- man-createuser.org
|   |-- mysql.org
|   |-- nested-sets.org
|   `-- postgreSQL.org
|-- Emacs
|   |-- gnus.org
|   |-- index.org
|   |-- org-info.org
|   |-- org-mode.org
|   |-- org-plot.org
|   `-- snippets.org
|-- Java
|   |-- Hibernate.org
|   |-- maven.org
|   |-- tomcat.org
|   `-- webapps.org
|-- JavaScript
|   |-- index.org
|   |-- jQuery.org
|   `-- mootools.org
|-- LaTeX
|   `-- index.org

etc.


And this is the export result in ~/public_html/ (wrong placed files
marked '#'):

.
|-- Brain
|   |-- Dateiformate.html       # (should be in top-level dir.)
|   `-- ist_Kreativitaet_erlernbar.html
|-- Datenbanken
|   |-- gnus.html               #
|   |-- mysql.html
|   |-- nested-sets.html
|   `-- postgreSQL.html
|-- Emacs
|   |-- Hibernate.html          #
|   |-- index.html
|   |-- org-info.html
|   |-- org-mode.html
|   |-- org-plot.html
|   `-- snippets.html
|-- Fragensammlung.html         # (should be in a subdirectory)
|-- Java
|   |-- index.html
|   |-- maven.html
|   |-- tomcat.html
|   `-- webapps.html
|-- JavaScript
|   |-- index.html
|   |-- jQuery.html
|   `-- mootools.html
|-- LaTeX
|   `-- apt.html               # (should be /Linux/Debian/)
|-- Linux
|   |-- Agile_Softwareentwicklung.html # (should be in /Organisation/)
|   `-- Debian
|       `-- index.html

etc.


Looks like the path get's lost somewhere in org-exp.el when using
#+SETUPFILE.

Re: HTML-export: arbitrary target directories when using setup files

[Carsten Dominik]

Hi Sebastian,

On Oct 18, 2008, at 8:44 PM, Sebastian Rose wrote:

> Hi,
>
> the HTML-export (recursive) behaves strange. Files go to arbitrary
> directories (still under the publishing directory). It seems, the
> file names and path elements get mixed up when using the
>
> #+SETUPFILE
>
> option. This bug was introduced some weeks ago (I believe), but when
> exporting repeatedly, the files in the top-level directory looked OK
> again. So I didn't investigate any further. The first thing I noticed
> was, that /Xy/index.org was published to /index.org (i.e. the  
> index.org
> in the last (alphabetically) subdirectory. It seems, that the path
> information gets lost somewhere if we use #+SETUPFILE.

So if you do not use SETUPFILE, the problem is gone?  I would help me  
find stuff if you could confirm this.

- Carsten

>
>
> Also, the /index.html is made from an arbitrary index.org from a
> sibdirectory (the last one in alphabetic order). If I do
>
> $ touch ~/org/index.org
>
> the ~/public_html/index.html is correct again (since it's the only
> file to be published).
>
>
> Note, that the structure of the index file is correct.
>
>
>
> This is the tree in my ~/org/ (perfectly represented in the
> index file):
>
> .
> |-- Brain
> |   |-- Brainstorming.org
> |   `-- ist_Kreativitaet_erlernbar.org
> |-- Dateiformate.org
> |-- Datenbanken
> |   |-- man-createuser.org
> |   |-- mysql.org
> |   |-- nested-sets.org
> |   `-- postgreSQL.org
> |-- Emacs
> |   |-- gnus.org
> |   |-- index.org
> |   |-- org-info.org
> |   |-- org-mode.org
> |   |-- org-plot.org
> |   `-- snippets.org
> |-- Java
> |   |-- Hibernate.org
> |   |-- maven.org
> |   |-- tomcat.org
> |   `-- webapps.org
> |-- JavaScript
> |   |-- index.org
> |   |-- jQuery.org
> |   `-- mootools.org
> |-- LaTeX
> |   `-- index.org
>
> etc.
>
>
> And this is the export result in ~/public_html/ (wrong placed files
> marked '#'):
>
> .
> |-- Brain
> |   |-- Dateiformate.html       # (should be in top-level dir.)
> |   `-- ist_Kreativitaet_erlernbar.html
> |-- Datenbanken
> |   |-- gnus.html               #
> |   |-- mysql.html
> |   |-- nested-sets.html
> |   `-- postgreSQL.html
> |-- Emacs
> |   |-- Hibernate.html          #
> |   |-- index.html
> |   |-- org-info.html
> |   |-- org-mode.html
> |   |-- org-plot.html
> |   `-- snippets.html
> |-- Fragensammlung.html         # (should be in a subdirectory)
> |-- Java
> |   |-- index.html
> |   |-- maven.html
> |   |-- tomcat.html
> |   `-- webapps.html
> |-- JavaScript
> |   |-- index.html
> |   |-- jQuery.html
> |   `-- mootools.html
> |-- LaTeX
> |   `-- apt.html               # (should be /Linux/Debian/)
> |-- Linux
> |   |-- Agile_Softwareentwicklung.html # (should be in /Organisation/)
> |   `-- Debian
> |       `-- index.html
>
> etc.
>
>
> Looks like the path get's lost somewhere in org-exp.el when using
> #+SETUPFILE.
>
>
>
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Re: HTML-export: arbitrary target directories when using setup files

[Sebastian Rose]

Hi Carsten,


when dropping the #+SETUPFILE again in favour of a 'normal' header,

#+OPTIONS: TeX:t LaTeX:nil
leads to an 'wrong type argument: stringp nil' error

And, recursive export doesn't work either.


Source:

|-- Brain
|   |-- Brainstorming.org
|   `-- ist_Kreativitaet_erlernbar.org
|-- Datenbanken
|   |-- man-createuser.org
|   `-- postgreSQL.org
|-- Scientology
|   |-- agsc.pdf
|   `-- index.org
|-- Texte
|   `-- Badesalz
|       `-- index.org
|-- bla.org
|-- index.org
|-- org-info.js
|-- org-slides
|   `-- slides.css
|-- sitemap.org
|-- stylesheet-fixed.css
|-- stylesheet.css
`-- test.org


Dest:

|-- Brain
|   |-- ist_Kreativitaet_erlernbar.html
|   `-- man-createuser.html
|-- Datenbanken
|   |-- index.html
|   `-- postgreSQL.html
|-- Scientology
|   |-- agsc.pdf
|   `-- index.html
|-- Texte
|   `-- Badesalz
|       `-- bla.html    <-- This should be 'index.html'
   <--------------------- and bla.html should go here
|-- index.html
|-- org-info.js
|-- org-slides
|   `-- slides.css
|-- sitemap.html
|-- sr-org-projects.html
|-- stylesheet-fixed.css
`-- stylesheet.css


Regards,

   Sebastian


Carsten Dominik wrote:
> Hi Sebastian,
> 
> On Oct 18, 2008, at 8:44 PM, Sebastian Rose wrote:
> 
>> Hi,
>>
>> the HTML-export (recursive) behaves strange. Files go to arbitrary
>> directories (still under the publishing directory). It seems, the
>> file names and path elements get mixed up when using the
>>
>> #+SETUPFILE
>>
>> option. This bug was introduced some weeks ago (I believe), but when
>> exporting repeatedly, the files in the top-level directory looked OK
>> again. So I didn't investigate any further. The first thing I noticed
>> was, that /Xy/index.org was published to /index.org (i.e. the index.org
>> in the last (alphabetically) subdirectory. It seems, that the path
>> information gets lost somewhere if we use #+SETUPFILE.
> 
> So if you do not use SETUPFILE, the problem is gone?  I would help me 
> find stuff if you could confirm this.
> 
> - Carsten
> 
>>
>>
>> Also, the /index.html is made from an arbitrary index.org from a
>> sibdirectory (the last one in alphabetic order). If I do
>>
>> $ touch ~/org/index.org
>>
>> the ~/public_html/index.html is correct again (since it's the only
>> file to be published).
>>
>>
>> Note, that the structure of the index file is correct.
>>
>>
>>
>> This is the tree in my ~/org/ (perfectly represented in the
>> index file):
>>
>> .
>> |-- Brain
>> |   |-- Brainstorming.org
>> |   `-- ist_Kreativitaet_erlernbar.org
>> |-- Dateiformate.org
>> |-- Datenbanken
>> |   |-- man-createuser.org
>> |   |-- mysql.org
>> |   |-- nested-sets.org
>> |   `-- postgreSQL.org
>> |-- Emacs
>> |   |-- gnus.org
>> |   |-- index.org
>> |   |-- org-info.org
>> |   |-- org-mode.org
>> |   |-- org-plot.org
>> |   `-- snippets.org
>> |-- Java
>> |   |-- Hibernate.org
>> |   |-- maven.org
>> |   |-- tomcat.org
>> |   `-- webapps.org
>> |-- JavaScript
>> |   |-- index.org
>> |   |-- jQuery.org
>> |   `-- mootools.org
>> |-- LaTeX
>> |   `-- index.org
>>
>> etc.
>>
>>
>> And this is the export result in ~/public_html/ (wrong placed files
>> marked '#'):
>>
>> .
>> |-- Brain
>> |   |-- Dateiformate.html       # (should be in top-level dir.)
>> |   `-- ist_Kreativitaet_erlernbar.html
>> |-- Datenbanken
>> |   |-- gnus.html               #
>> |   |-- mysql.html
>> |   |-- nested-sets.html
>> |   `-- postgreSQL.html
>> |-- Emacs
>> |   |-- Hibernate.html          #
>> |   |-- index.html
>> |   |-- org-info.html
>> |   |-- org-mode.html
>> |   |-- org-plot.html
>> |   `-- snippets.html
>> |-- Fragensammlung.html         # (should be in a subdirectory)
>> |-- Java
>> |   |-- index.html
>> |   |-- maven.html
>> |   |-- tomcat.html
>> |   `-- webapps.html
>> |-- JavaScript
>> |   |-- index.html
>> |   |-- jQuery.html
>> |   `-- mootools.html
>> |-- LaTeX
>> |   `-- apt.html               # (should be /Linux/Debian/)
>> |-- Linux
>> |   |-- Agile_Softwareentwicklung.html # (should be in /Organisation/)
>> |   `-- Debian
>> |       `-- index.html
>>
>> etc.
>>
>>
>> Looks like the path get's lost somewhere in org-exp.el when using
>> #+SETUPFILE.
>>
>>
>>
>> _______________________________________________
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>> Remember: use `Reply All' to send replies to the list.
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> 

Re: HTML-export: arbitrary target directories when using setup files

[Sebastian Rose]

Sebastian Rose <sebastian_rose@gmx.de> writes:

Just for everyone to know:

This is fixed in current git version.

Thanks, Carsten!!!