bturner

This may be appropriate to link somewhere. Perhaps on the wiki page for bugs:
How to Report Bugs Effectively

When you get the bugtracker up and running, I’ll certainly lend a hand when I can in weeding out the bad bugs and confirming when necessary.

See this also. Your solution to put the bugs on the wiki could work, but if the WP folks aren’t checking it, it really doesn’t do us any good.
I recommend they take a little time to set up an installation of Mantis, which I’ve used several times and it works quite well. But, some solution needs to be initiated by the WP team, otherwise it’ll probably be a wasted effort.

Can you explain how in one case (the_content_rss) strips the Textile formatting correctly, while the_excerpt_rss does not? They both seem to pass the same parameter to strip tags, but the latter doesn’t strip everything.
I also noticed that a trackback I sent also had the Textile formatting embedded (not stripped), so that the excerpt sent looked a little funny.

Hmm Well, I just deleted my old post.php and got it again from CVS and it’s working as it should. Interesting.

That they know it’s not working, and knowing that they will fix it, is good enough for me.

I second that “Woo!”

Okay, scratch that. I just modified the code above in textile2.php to call noTextile (instead of detextile) and that did the trick. yay!

Well, I deactivated Textile 2 and activated Textile 1, and the error went away, and the formatting worked.

However, that does update the category links, but they still don’t work correctly.

I get the option on /wp-admin/options-permalink.php, right below where you specify the permalink structure for individual archives.
There’s a long input text box, with this above it:
Enter a path without templates for your categories: FIXME[THIS WORDING MAKES NO SENSE]
At first it didn’t save what I put in the box, until I ran upgrade.php (which I noticed had been updated when I grabbed the latest from cvs). I guess that updated the db with a place to store the new setting.

I ran the updated upgrade.php in wp-admin and the new category prefix option started working (it’s a new option on the Permalinks admin page), but the wp_list_cats() still returns bogus links.
If I put in “/category” for the category prefix, I get category links like:
https://website/category/CategoryName/
or
https://website/category/parent/ChildCategory/
which do not work right now.

Thanks! Works great now.