Re: phpweb / docs.php

Hi! > How are you? :-) > You seems to be plugged on every PHP list, isn't it? I am everywhere. :) At least phpdoc and phpweb. I have no time now for php-gtk, so I unsubscribed from there. But I am on the smarty list, reading php-classes new items list, announcements, and so on :) > >> Addind link to secondary site Nexen.net > > hmmm........ Are you sure you want to keep this > > separate. I think it would be a good idea to import > > the good things here... All the php people would benefit > > ftom it. > Do you mean I should put Nexen's documentation on the php.net web? > Nexen's been completely different, especially since it is French > only. I also use it as testing, since I can mess my own site > with new experiments, while I don't want to do it on php.net. > > I don't know anything on phpweb's group. What do you suggest? I suggest to put up the good working components to php.net. You can decide, what is good working and what is not. Mainly Jim Winstead, Colin Viebrock and I am working on phpweb. I mostly plug holes, and introduce small, but usually nifty features. Ask what you can do at php-mirrors@lists.php.net > > Also an on the fly gzip for the whole site would be > > really good :) > Docs are 7Mb, 8 flavors and two versions, up to 3500 Files. > This is ... heavy. I mean online gziping the actual outgoing page. There is inline support for this in 4.0.4 or 4.0.5 as I can remember. But you can use a class working with all PHP 4's to achive the same. There is french content at php.net and the mirrors already. All the formats are there, you provide for downloads. So to put the better docs there would be much better, as it would spread all over the world :) Please continue the discussion on php-mirrors. This message is sent also to the list. Goba ........................................................... . . . . . Editor of the Hungarian PHP manual, Admin of the Hungarian PHP mirror