+ [2014-11-13T21:11:24Z] bifkit In http://jekyllrb.com/docs/templates/, it mentions passing parameters to an include. I tried to pass the page.user information this way, but I always got an error telling me that my syntax was wrong. Then it showed me an example of identical syntax.
+ [2014-11-13T21:11:45Z] jaybe passing to `include` is unique
+ [2014-11-13T21:12:21Z] jaybe being able to interpolate variables in that way is not standard across the board
+ [2014-11-13T21:15:21Z] bifkit I passed to `include.` The error message seemed to indicate that I had messed up the syntax for passing a parameter, but it showed the page.user evaluated to the correct string in the error message. It's almost certainly the same internal Liquid markup problem I have in my for loop, but the error message pointed me toward the syntax.
+ [2014-11-13T21:23:49Z] bifkit Front matter defaults can only scope to path and type, is that correct?

message no. 61124

Posted by bifkit in #jekyll at 2014-11-13T20:53:37Z

{% for track in site.data.{{ page.user }}.playlist %}{{ assign item = track[1] }}{{ for member in item.{{ page.user }}.playlist }}
+ [2014-11-14T01:23:26Z] aust hey, so i'm importing my wordpress blog to jekyll. in the docs for the importer it has all of these fields (http://import.jekyllrb.com/docs/wordpress/) i.e. dbname = "". Where can I find what those should be for my specific blog?
+ [2014-11-14T04:20:19Z] travis-ci jekyll/classifier-reborn#75 The build passed. http://travis-ci.org/jekyll/classifier-reborn/builds/40962883
+ [2014-11-14T06:04:04Z] travis-ci jekyll/classifier-reborn#78 The build passed. http://travis-ci.org/jekyll/classifier-reborn/builds/40966989
+ [2014-11-15T09:13:31Z] parkr Hello.
+ [2014-11-15T09:13:34Z] parkr Goodbye.