Thank you very much for help and a tip.

Regards
Joerg

Everything works at this point, but I found a bug with the movabletype plugin (which allows for using the MT image uploader and file uploader within the TinyMCE editor). In IE, if you haven’t put your cursor into the editor window when you click the buttons to upload either an image or file, you get an ‘error on page’ and nothing happens. This is caused by IE needing to get ‘focus’ on the editor before executing a getBookmark to determine cursor position for inserting the image. The solution is simple, though it would be best if it could be added to the distributed code.
In mt-static/plugins/TinyMCE/lib/jscripts/tiny_mce/plugins/movabletype/editor_plugin.js , change the two instances of
onclick:function(){ed.movabletype_plugin_bookmark=ed.selection.getBookmark();
to
onclick:function(){ed.focus();ed.movabletype_plugin_bookmark=ed.selection.getBookmark();
What we’ve done is inserted ed.focus(); to force IE to give the editor focus and thus be able to do a getBookmark call.

After all of this, the editor works perfectly in all recent browsers, taking advantage of the many bugfixes that Moxiecode has done to TinyMCE since 2009.

Is there a way to run it using a cron job, similar to the way we could use mt-rebuild.pl from Tim Appnel?

I could run Tim’s plugin like this:

0,30 * * * * perl /usr/www/users/path/cgi-bin/mt/mt-rebuild.pl -mode=”archive” -blog_id=”1″ -archive_type=”Category”

Is there a way to run your plugin in a similar way?

What would be the comment to rebuild for instance an archive template?

This plugin is currently not supported. Thus, the comment on this archive will not accept.

I feel sorry not to support it.

many thanks.

thanks for very useful plug in.

the problem i find is that if i use the plugin, pages don’t load and instead i only see the index page.

is there something i do wrong.

this is the structure i use:

/%cfp_city_or_pagename%/%postname%-%post_id%

many thanks.