Re: docweb update [06.25]
| From: | Nuno Lopes | Date: | Fri, 25 Jun 2004 21:50:18 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: docweb update [06.25] | ||
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> > I 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).
Uhm.... I have to agree with you. The guys who are going to write know how
to use CVS.
Maybe it should be better ro have those information in each project/language
CVS module?
As we will have a checkout of phpdoc-all, peardoc, smarty/docs,.... we can
extract the information in each project folder. I think this solution is
better than having all the info in the main docweb folder?
This info can be in XML, or so. Do agree with me??...
> > P.S.: I like this new fresh look. (althought IE doesn't display it very
> > well...)
>
> I am glad, that you like it. It has as clean and as small HTML code as
> possible. :) I have not been able to test it in IE since I have no
> windows currently here, so people are welcome to help out fix possible
> CSS bugs. It works quite good for me in Mozilla :))
Yeah, in mozilla it displays right, but IE is very buggy when handling CSS.
I'll take a look to this later. I just want the code in CVS soon :)
Nuno