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The omf template data should be put in external files
(templates) and a command line option added to select
which template to use. This will let us support
multiple formats, or let users create their own
customized template.
There is a separate resource template and creator
template. Put them in:
/usr/share/db2omf/resource
/usr/share/db2omf/creator
And add command-line options to...
2002-05-05 22:46:23 UTC in linuxdoc.org
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ScrollKeeper's OMF structure has changed. The sample
structure is at
http://scrollkeeper.sourceforge.net/documentation/writing_scrollkeeper_omf_files/ar01s06.html
db2omf must be updated to generate the new structure.
2002-05-05 20:48:38 UTC in linuxdoc.org
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Add a configuration table for holding system parameters:
name CHAR(20)
value TEXT.
2002-03-24 03:02:37 UTC in linuxdoc.org
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Move the statements to create referential integrity
checks out of the table creation scripts and into their
own set of scripts, or a single script.
This will allow us to re-establish those checks during
database updates without dropping and recreating all
the tables.
This also remove the current necessity of creating the
tables in the order that satisfies referential
integrity...
2002-03-23 20:01:49 UTC in linuxdoc.org
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Create document_files, which lists all the files which
are part of the document.
Instead of editing WikiText and storing the data in a
table, edit whatever files are specified in the
document_files table for that document. Be careful when
validating the filenames, because it is a security risk
-- you could edit other people's files, or view system
files.
Do a cvs update before...
2002-03-23 19:57:58 UTC in linuxdoc.org
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Remove the current mod_auth security mechanism so the
site can be browsed without logging in. Provide
security using username/password as store in a cookie.
This will get rid of the current static html in the
root directory, the cgi-bin directory (the root will be
cgi-bin) and the cgi-pub directory.
2002-03-23 18:55:32 UTC in linuxdoc.org
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The current username, maintainer and editor tables make
comprehensive permissions management too difficult, and
they're just kludgy.
Base everything on the username table, and write a
conversion script to convert the existing data in
document_maintainer and document_editor, replacing
maintainer_id and editor_id with user_id. This is a new
field which uniquely identifies each user.
2002-03-23 18:51:31 UTC in linuxdoc.org
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Logged In: YES
user_id=369
Fixed already, thanks.
2001-09-24 06:09:25 UTC in ScrollServer
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Logged In: YES
user_id=369
Added partial support. I use locale settings for
scrollkeeper calls so documents render, but scrollserver
pages need to be translated.
2001-09-24 06:03:02 UTC in ScrollServer
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This version uses css stylesheets for an attractive appearance. The groundwork is being laid for a skinning ability through your choice of stylesheet. Because css support varies across browsers, I'd like to hear of any ugliness. Be sure to say what browser you're using.
Beneath the hood the code has been cleaned up and organized. There are also three new pages and a spiffy navigation bar...
2001-09-23 23:24:34 UTC in ScrollServer
