Re: HTTP_TreeMenu

From: Date: Sat, 24 May 2003 23:21:21 +0000
Subject: Re: HTTP_TreeMenu
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Hello, On Sun, 25 May 2003 08:43:41 +0930 "Andrew Braund" <pear.php.net@e1da.net> wrote: > I downloaded php-4.3.2RC4-Win32.zip today and tried the PEAR > installer. I have had > problems with previous versions but I am glad to report it is now > working nicely(It is very slick, congrats to all involved). Nice to read that :-) > As part of the testing I installed HTTP_TreeMenu and had some trouble > getting it going. Turned out to be a problem with where I had put the > files in my web tree(from PEAR/data/HTML_TreeMenu/). The map_fs.php > example also seems a little out of date and > did not work for me (fixed and working now). you can provide a little patch to fix it in the next release (diff -up)? Richard is actually not involved in PEAR and others guys took the hand on HTML_TreeMenu. > I also noticed that some of the files such as the JavaScript and > images are installed to "PEAR/data/" while the examples are installed > to "PEAR/HTML/docs/"(the documentation got installed to > PEAR/docs/HTML_TreeMenu/docs/). As all of these file need to be > (manually) moved to your web tree it seems to me like > they should all go in PEAR/data/. Is this correct? Should I create a > patch for package.xml? docs in the documentation folder where fits all documentations related files. data is for all non php scripts or binaries. PEAR actually do not provide a method to install them in the document root tree or anywhere outside the PEAR tree. You have to manually copy them. > Docs were copied to "PEAR/docs/HTML_TreeMenu/docs/". This also applies > to the other packages on my system and seems redundant to have the > extra doc directory for each package. > My reading of > http://pear.php.net/manual/en/developers.packagedef.php > make me think they should go into "PEAR/docs/HTML_TreeMenu/". > Is my understanding correct? Yes, documentations go to {pear_prefix}/docs. hth pierre

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