Re: [Core-lan-org-devel] jumbo edits, cvsdiff -u

[Marshall R. <mr...@db...>]

> Ehrm... weirdness. So the current CVS was broken ?!?

yes, i'm afraid so. i grabbed the cvs from sf.net, put it in a directory under htdocs/, edited config.php, and then kaboom!

easy to fix though, given all the great diagnostics in the package...


> >well, there ought to be a way of having it work in both. what that is, i 
> don't know. the changes were pretty broken for 7.1.2
> 
> Time to implement some generic function there. I'll look into it this weekend.

solid.


> >> > 4. the default checked behavior for task edits is configurable, viz.,
> >> >    $CHECKED_DEFAULT. choices are either "" (the default) or "CHECKED".
> >>
> >> Why do we need that ?
> >
> >you may not need it. in my case, i want CHECKED to be the default so email 
> gets sent unless the user specific unchecks it...
> 
> 
> Nah I meant in the config file. But it's okay, leave it there.

for changes to the UI, my philosophy is to keep the default behavior and enable things that i like via a config option. that way, you (and everyone else) doesn't see any change unless they want tooo...

> >you bet. hey, is there a mailing list for cvs updates? i didn't see one on 
> the sourceforge site.
> 
> No there isn't CVS is VERY LOW traffic here :-). If you want you can have 
> access as you seem to have written a very substantial amount of code for this 
> project. Just give me an email and your sf username.

sf username = mrose
email = mr...@us...  (or mro...@db...)

> >> As core-lan-org is becoming mature and stable now I'm looking forward to
> >> coreapm.sourceforge.net if anyone who reads this is interested in creating 
> a
> >> task-manager there you can check it out of cvs and also grab module_pm.
> >> Tha'll give you a gantt-chart-o-matic and the management tools needed to
> >> support it.
> >>
> >> I think that will be the way to go. Please tell me what you guys think of
> >> it.
> >
> >that would be very cool.
> 
> Can you d/l it, give it a run and tell me what you think of it. It's still 
> alpha code so you'll get a run for your money trying to get it to work.

i've got a copy and will look at it this weekend!

thanks!

/mtr