Re: updating the chm files

Hello! > > I make them regularly, but how can I update them? > > > > Is there a upload-dir, should I provide a download-link > > (like currently http://www.t0.or.at/~sunny/php/, but > > that's > > the fancy ones), or should I mail it to somewhere? (I'm > > thinking on a regular basis for the German version [and max. > > the engl., everything every week would be too much for me]). > > Upload them with CVS if you have phpweb karma. The chm files > are mirrored docs (and the PDF files will also be mirrored, > if we can find an elegant way to generate them on php.net). > So the only way now, to update the chm files, is to > upload them with a CVS client to the phpweb module. OK, thanks! No, I haven't sufficient Karma :( > > - If there is already a fancy style (should perhaps talk about > > the date-format in the index): Why not use it at php.net? > > Where? I meant (I think) your phpdoc/make_chm_* - scripts. > > - An eternity ago I've reported that a download with Netscape > > (also "save target as" doesn't work {here the file is bigger and > > doesn't work}) is impossible. > > If somebody explains me the environment/config of php.net, > > I'm willing to check it for a solution or ask Kristian Köhntopp > > about his setup, but not (even being able - is what comes out > > as reputation) > > What download is not working with netscape?? There is some > problem now with that :8000 port while downloading. > But I cant fully undertand what you mean here... Every chm-file. I get them only loaded as text into the browser-window, no matter if I've "Ask before opening..." or "Save to disk" selected in the prefs. If I reght-click on a link and select "save as", I get the file with a different size that with IE, which doesn't work. Best regards, Thomas P.S.: If you want to reply pls. do it "to all", because since today I get always "You have no permission to talk" from news.php.net.