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wade

Hi, Is there a way to rebuild index from command line? I'd like to run some cronjob that create some files like fp-content/content/YEAR/MONTH/entryDATE-TIME.txt My only problem is that I have to log in to web interface and run rebuild index manually. Could anyone give advice how to do it without logging into the GUI? Thanks Gabor

paul

Use this code, it expects your flatpress root directory as first parameter.

#!/usr/bin/php
dodo('rebuild');
    return;
?>

wade

Cool, it works! Thanks!

paul

May I ask why you need this?

wade

Sure. I spend most of my time in command line, sometimes i don't have time (or don't want) to open a browser, and create a new entry in my blog, so I just create the text and put the file in to the correct place, and run index rebuild. Or simply create a post from my daily tweets from twitter. So let say, at every 10pm I run a cronjob that collect all my tweets on today, creates a summary and put it into a flatfile under fp-content/content/YEAR/MONTH. Now I can have a 'local backup' of my tweets and visitors who are not familiar with Twitter can see my thoughts what was in my mind during the day ;-)

pixelpainter

great. but still have problem ... i am using that code with "include" and it works well. but we are using a own interface for writing article, because we need multiple users. After the code finised, there should not be "DONE - Please, select the back arrow in your browser", there should be a redirect like "header("Location:http://www.domain.de/directory/file.html");". Is this possible?

paul

Yes, of course it is possible. Why don't you just do it?

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