Re: [Bodington-developers] [BUG] Odd titles in templates

[Brian P. C. <bm...@bm...>]

On a not-unrelated point, but more distantly related, perhaps.  I 
think that I am correct in saying that the web application context 
name = bodington is hardwired into the code.

I suggest that this might cause problems in the app server world 
where you can set up the context at the press of a button at war 
deployment time. 

Also, people might not like seing bodington in all their urls.

Regards,

Brian



> Peter Crowther wrote:
> >>From: [...] Alistair Young
> >>res.generic:
> >>strings_en.properties:
> >>system=CLAN
> >>
> >>templates:
> >><localise id="system" />
> >>
> >>change res.generic.strings_en.properties system=Weblearn for Ox etc.
> >>
> >>Alistair
> > 
> > 
> > Thanks - that's a much more specific answer than I could give.  Thought
> > there'd be something in place.
> > 
> > 		- Peter
> > 
> 
> I have to confess that I took my cue from Alistair and put strings of 
> the form 'foo.bar=<!-- Bodington-->Bodington' into i18n resource 
> property files, which I realized was retarded at the time because it 
> makes sense in an un-i18n-ed template for finding rendering of the 
> system name, but not in a resource property file ;-).
> 
> To my mind it would probably make sense to:
> 
> * standardize 'system' on something more meaningful like 
> 'institutional.system.name'.
> * ensure that all templates that require this import the same generic 
> resource file.
> * ensure that this 1 name-value pair is of the form:
> institutional.system.name=CLAN (i.e. *no* HTML comment that can end up 
> in the title of non-compliant browsers!).
> 
> I'm just flagging this up for now. Hey, I might even do this myself, but 
>   I'm working on QuickLinks right now.
> 
> 
> Alexis
> 
> 
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