Re: docweb update [06.25]
| From: | Gabor Hojtsy | Date: | Fri, 25 Jun 2004 21:25:56 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: docweb update [06.25] | ||
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Cheers,
Update: I have just introduced the sidebar with the contextual navigation I have outlined before. There are some provider functions to choose what navigation options should go on pages. Feel free to click around. Revcheck is integrated for all projects having that generated. It can also be restricted by language with little effort, so it will not show up on languages not using revcheck. The 'All' language page is bogus with the revcheck now, it should print out the project specific summary graph (if a project is selected) and some introduction. If no project is selected it is free to print out some nice looking error message, since there will be no link to it without a previous proper project selection. Or we can have a generic revcheck intro page there. Since it is integrated into the navigation, now I am handing the revcheck stuff over to Mehdi, who will hopefully have time to clean it up. He probably better understands what is going on there. Look out for the code left in index.php Mehdi (it should be removed from there)! Everybody have a nice weekend, GobaI think that having things in CVS isn't probably the best idea. As we will have a login system, we could use it and have all the info in a DB. All language/project specific should be in the DB, IMHO. With this, we can have a simple and clear file design.I don't like keeping stuff in the DB, since I am very much interested in seeing changes, in seeing what is going on. With DB based interfaces, we would need to implement that on our own. And as I have said, we are better not to reinvent the wheel IMHO :) Those who will write these pages will have enough expertise to work with CVS (these will probably be the lead people from the translation and project specific groups).