Since implementing some feed widgets, I've got some strange behaviors going on.
When the task manager runs, the index.html for blog_id 1 gets rebuilt with the content from blog_id 5. If I go ahead and log back into mt.cgi, and select to rebuild blog_id 1's files, the correct index.html gets rebuilt, and if I manually select to rebuild blog_id 5, its index.html is rebuilt, and blog_id 1's index.html is left alone.
Paths are correct, everything is set as it should be (including separate paths for both blogs output).
Has anyone else noticed this type of behavior?
Full Version: Task Manager Rebuilds Wrong Blog's Index As Another?
QUOTE (Freakdog @ Mar 1 2007, 03:14 AM) 
Since implementing some feed widgets, I've got some strange behaviors going on.
When the task manager runs, the index.html for blog_id 1 gets rebuilt with the content from blog_id 5. If I go ahead and log back into mt.cgi, and select to rebuild blog_id 1's files, the correct index.html gets rebuilt, and if I manually select to rebuild blog_id 5, its index.html is rebuilt, and blog_id 1's index.html is left alone.
Paths are correct, everything is set as it should be (including separate paths for both blogs output).
Has anyone else noticed this type of behavior?
When the task manager runs, the index.html for blog_id 1 gets rebuilt with the content from blog_id 5. If I go ahead and log back into mt.cgi, and select to rebuild blog_id 1's files, the correct index.html gets rebuilt, and if I manually select to rebuild blog_id 5, its index.html is rebuilt, and blog_id 1's index.html is left alone.
Paths are correct, everything is set as it should be (including separate paths for both blogs output).
Has anyone else noticed this type of behavior?
I should note...I'm running MT 3.34, but also noticed this with 3.33.
Looks like this might be resolved. Timothy Appnel made a modification to one of the files in Feeds.App, and it looks like it might have rectified the issue.
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