RE: [Connotea-code-devel] Internal Error: must pass in Apache::RequestRec

[Chris B. <ch...@bd...>]

Gotcha, thanks!

What about the "cloud" view on the connotea.org home page? It's perhaps the
coolest thing you can do with Connotea. Is it accessible through an include
as well?

Thanks!

Chris Bucchere | President & CEO
ch...@bd... | http://www.bdg-online.com

-----Original Message-----
From: Martin Flack [mailto:ma...@ne...] 
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2006 4:34 PM
To: Chris Bucchere
Cc: con...@li...
Subject: Re: [Connotea-code-devel] Internal Error: must pass in
Apache::RequestRec

Chris Bucchere wrote:
> Hi Martin,
> 
> 	Thanks again for your help. My perl version is 5.0.8.

You're welcome.

> 	Your code doesn't seem to complain if I change it to
> Apache2::RequestRec.

Ok, great.

> 	I noticed that you don't include the images with the source distro.
> Is there a reason for that? Some kind of licensing issue?

Yes - the logos, artwork, and templates used on www.connotea.org are 
proprietary to Nature Publishing Group and the company retains copyright 
and trademark interest to them.

> 	Lastly (at least I think this is my last question :-), there are
> several things missing from my site that are on www.connotea.org. The most
> important of them is the toolbox, which just doesn't appear at all,
although
> I checked to make sure I have Bibliotech/Component/Toolbar.pm and I do.
I'd
> also like to see the other "portlets" such as "Users who used bookmarks,"
> "Related tags," and "Report a problem." The header, logo and search box
are
> also gone. The cloud view shown on the Connotea home page would also be
> awesome if that's part of the deal. :-)

Toolbar and Toolbox are different I think. The toolbox is basically a 
glorified include, and you can probably work one out if you study the 
README file. The "portlets" as you call them for related entities are 
component subsections; try ${component:ListOfTags:related} or 
${component:ListOfTags:linked} or ${component:ListOfTags:cabinet} in 
your template.

Martin