Re: redesigning www.php.net
| From: | Hannes Magnusson | Date: | Sat, 11 Apr 2009 08:30:29 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: redesigning www.php.net | ||
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On Sat, Apr 11, 2009 at 10:14, Philip Olson <philip@roshambo.org> wrote:
>> I'd like to link to this on the homepage (and maybe documentation pages)
>> of PHP.net. Basically come up with a 'notice' that says we're doing a quick
>> survey and leave it up there for a few days. We did this on Digg recently
>> and got something like 35,000 responses. It's very useful.
>
> Cool, okay, come up with questions (everyone feel free to brainstorm on
Since we've seen quite a few 'alternative manual layouts' floating
around the web, I guess we should make that easier by providing some
simple APIs to do it, rather then having all these sites screenscrape
the manual.
Things like the eRDF and microformat data we have should be possible
to be provided as an json object..
Also, if these sites want to display (maybe even submit?) comments..
we'd need an API for that.
Although not layout related questions I think I'd want to inject such
questions to the survey.
> 1. Go to http://php.net/my
> 2. Enable "Show suggestions"
> 3. It suggests functions in the search box at http://php.net/search.php vò:F äk
> Zei�ì
>
> But honestly I don't think [hardly] anyone uses this hidden feature and I
> know no human maintains or worries about it. Rasmus is exploring ways to
I don't even know how that is generated. All I know is this is a
static javascript file containing the list of functions from several
years ago.
That kind of functionality should however be standard for the search
box (and not only from /search).
-Hannes