From: Alexander W. <th...@sp...> - 2003-05-12 07:29:52
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erl...@li...: Has there been any nicely tight and well-written Wikis for Yaws written yet? I know there's a rather fine one in more standard inets Erlang, but ... Yaws? -- Alexander Williams (th...@sp...) ============================================================================ "You are a devil!" she sobbed. "Not I!" he laughed. "I was born on this planet long ago. Once, I was a common man, nor have I lost all human attributes in the numberless aeons of my adeptship. A human steeped in the dark arts is greater than a devil." -- RE Howard, The People of the Black Circle |
From: Alexander W. <th...@sp...> - 2003-05-16 06:30:48
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erl...@li...: Is there any interest in discussing the handful of bugs I've run into in this over the past, say, week? Few of them, if any, are show-stoppers, mostly just little glitches. The header doesn't actually go red background on a locked page. Node links aren't actually made red if the node hasn't been created yet. There probably needs to be a way to insert header-like tags. Perhaps by using = as a bracket (like *). Just a few random bits that came to mind. -- Alexander Williams (th...@sp...) ============================================================================ "You are a devil!" she sobbed. "Not I!" he laughed. "I was born on this planet long ago. Once, I was a common man, nor have I lost all human attributes in the numberless aeons of my adeptship. A human steeped in the dark arts is greater than a devil." -- RE Howard, The People of the Black Circle |
From: Bruce F. <Bruce@Fitzsimons.org> - 2003-05-16 06:39:57
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Alexander Williams" <th...@sp...> To: <erl...@li...> Sent: Friday, May 16, 2003 6:33 PM Subject: [Erlyaws-list] Yaws Wiki? > erl...@li...: > > Is there any interest in discussing the handful of bugs I've run into > in this over the past, say, week? Few of them, if any, are > show-stoppers, mostly just little glitches. Yeah. Fix 'em and I'll be happy :-) Do you want help, or are you just asking if there is demand? The header tag idea is especially good, I wasn't sure if that was possible -- I haven't spelunked the wiki code at all yet. That'd fix my META problems. /Bruce |
From: Bruce F. <Bruce@Fitzsimons.org> - 2003-05-16 06:59:45
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Alexander Williams" <th...@sp...> To: "Bruce Fitzsimons" <Bruce@Fitzsimons.org> Sent: Friday, May 16, 2003 6:47 PM Subject: Re[2]: [Erlyaws-list] Yaws Wiki? > Friday, May 16, 2003, 2:42:02 AM, Bruce wrote: > > BF> Yeah. Fix 'em and I'll be happy :-) Do you want help, or are you just > BF> asking if there is demand? > > Well, if I had the innate skill to do that, yet, it'd be done. ;) Ok, thats cool. I just wasn't clear what you wanted. If someones in a good mood you might find them magically fixed RSN. > =H3= > > ==H2== > > ===H1=== > > That sort of format should hook things up right fine. Ahh, we're talking at cross-purposes. I want a tag to let me throw stuff into the HTML <head></head> section. I will stop talking about it and do it soon. But its the weekend, and theres other things in meatspace to do at the moment. Headers is good too, I've wanted that. Although its easy just to escape to HTML and do that directly -- you're aware of that possibility? /Bruce |
From: Alexander W. <th...@sp...> - 2003-05-16 07:24:21
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Friday, May 16, 2003, 3:01:53 AM, Bruce wrote: BF> Headers is good too, I've wanted that. Although its easy just to BF> escape to HTML and do that directly -- you're aware of that BF> possibility? Oh, yes, but it seems vaguely awkwardly redundant given so much else of the HTML is seamlessly integrated into the system. -- Alexander Williams (th...@sp...) ============================================================================ "You are a devil!" she sobbed. "Not I!" he laughed. "I was born on this planet long ago. Once, I was a common man, nor have I lost all human attributes in the numberless aeons of my adeptship. A human steeped in the dark arts is greater than a devil." -- RE Howard, The People of the Black Circle |
From: Mickael R. <mic...@er...> - 2003-05-16 07:37:58
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Alexander Williams <th...@sp...> writes: > erl...@li...: > > Is there any interest in discussing the handful of bugs I've run in= to > in this over the past, say, week? Few of them, if any, = are > show-stoppers, mostly just little glitches. Please, go ahead. > Just a few random bits that came to mind. Do not hesitate to submit the others bugs. I will see if I find what should be changed in the code. Thank you ! --=20 Micka=EBl R=E9mond http://www.erlang-projects.org/ |
From: Alexander W. <th...@sp...> - 2003-05-16 11:45:10
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Friday, May 16, 2003, 7:11:56 AM, Johan wrote: JB> Fixed. =Txt= will result in <h3>Txt</h3> etc. Excellent! Where's the best place to grab the updated files? :) (Strangely, I'm hoping that its fairly easy to update the thing. Recompiling and reinstalling the ebin directory, and replacing the .yaws files in each wiki dir should do it.) -- Alexander Williams (th...@sp...) ============================================================================ "You are a devil!" she sobbed. "Not I!" he laughed. "I was born on this planet long ago. Once, I was a common man, nor have I lost all human attributes in the numberless aeons of my adeptship. A human steeped in the dark arts is greater than a devil." -- RE Howard, The People of the Black Circle |
From: Johan B. <jb...@be...> - 2003-05-16 12:12:02
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> JB> Fixed. =Txt= will result in <h3>Txt</h3> etc. > > Excellent! Where's the best place to grab the updated files? :) Sourceforge CVS (http://yaws.hyber.org/configuration.yaws). > (Strangely, I'm hoping that its fairly easy to update the thing. > Recompiling and reinstalling the ebin directory, and replacing the .yaws > files in each wiki dir should do it.) Yes, and updating the custom.css for the 'red menu on locked page' fix. /Johan |
From: Alexander W. <th...@sp...> - 2003-05-16 13:11:26
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Friday, May 16, 2003, 8:11:47 AM, Johan wrote: JB> Yes, and updating the custom.css for the 'red menu on locked page' JB> fix. Just a note, the CVS update works very, very neatly indeed. This is where I get that faraway look in my eyes and wish for a wikiUpdater that, given a directory, will update the files in it to the most recent version and do any other needed gyrations in the process of the update? (Fearing the day something gets added that makes it sensible to change the wob file structure ...) -- Alexander Williams (th...@sp...) ============================================================================ "You are a devil!" she sobbed. "Not I!" he laughed. "I was born on this planet long ago. Once, I was a common man, nor have I lost all human attributes in the numberless aeons of my adeptship. A human steeped in the dark arts is greater than a devil." -- RE Howard, The People of the Black Circle |
From: Johan B. <jb...@be...> - 2003-05-16 19:51:49
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> JB> Yes, and updating the custom.css for the 'red menu on locked page' > JB> fix. > > Just a note, the CVS update works very, very neatly indeed. > > This is where I get that faraway look in my eyes and wish for a > wikiUpdater that, given a directory, will update the files in it to the > most recent version and do any other needed gyrations in the process of > the update? (Fearing the day something gets added that makes it sensible > to change the wob file structure ...) You are right. I've been through the same process numerous times but never had the energy to do anything about it. Now I have :-) I've added a script "updateWiki.sh" which takes a number of wiki directories as argument. If a directory is empty all necessary files will be copied. For existing wiki directories all changed files will be backed up with todays date as suffix. /Johan |
From: Alexander W. <th...@sp...> - 2003-05-16 22:08:32
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Friday, May 16, 2003, 3:51:33 PM, Johan wrote: JB> I've added a script "updateWiki.sh" which takes a number of wiki JB> directories as argument. If a directory is empty all necessary files JB> will be copied. For existing wiki directories all changed files will JB> be backed up with todays date as suffix. Can I just say, you are a god among men? :) Now, let me see ... other random things that might go on the wish-list ... Well, there's always the "email me pages that are updated" feature (that might be more than a small modification, of course -- on the extreme end, you likely want some kind of daily digest version of that as an option). Possibly a "dated entry" that has a specific lifetime as set my the page creator. Like the dated entry model we have now, just with expiry. That is, actually, a lot harder than it may seem, I suppose, unless you just did the cleanup at the next entry. That would likely suffice for any practical use. Some sort of dynamically generated Activity Page that lists all the pages in the DB with activity in the past X and how much activity? Seems a shame to have all the dynamic power of Yaws and NOT do that. Possibly its time to consider migrating the individual page storage system into some kind of unified dets storage, if only for the sheer speed increase? Going as far as full-bore mnesia would be overkill, but surely something else is feasible. (I recognize that keeping multiple wiki on the same server seperated could be awkward -- might need some kind of wiki-specific config file that names it uniquely (and maybe has room for future expansion things). I suddenly realize my role in life -- perverse muse. :) -- Alexander Williams (th...@sp...) ============================================================================ "You are a devil!" she sobbed. "Not I!" he laughed. "I was born on this planet long ago. Once, I was a common man, nor have I lost all human attributes in the numberless aeons of my adeptship. A human steeped in the dark arts is greater than a devil." -- RE Howard, The People of the Black Circle |
From: Mickael R. <mic...@er...> - 2003-05-17 13:18:16
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Alexander Williams <th...@sp...> writes: > Some sort of dynamically generated Activity Page that lists all the > pages in the DB with activity in the past X and how much activity? Seems > a shame to have all the dynamic power of Yaws and NOT do that. Yes. And we could also add on the list the number of hits for a given page. This information is already stored by Yaws (see the stats dynamic page), so we could just use it... Cheers, -- Mickaël Rémond http://www.erlang-projects.org/ |
From: Johan B. <jb...@be...> - 2003-05-16 11:12:14
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> > erl...@li...: > > > > Is there any interest in discussing the handful of bugs I've run into > > in this over the past, say, week? Few of them, if any, are > > show-stoppers, mostly just little glitches. > > Please, go ahead. > > > Just a few random bits that came to mind. > > Do not hesitate to submit the others bugs. I will see if I find what > should be changed in the code. Or send them to me. I'm the one who wrote it (based on Joe's old Wiki) and maintains it (others are more than welcome to contribute however!) > =H3= > > ==H2== > > ===H1=== > > That sort of format should hook things up right fine. Fixed. =Txt= will result in <h3>Txt</h3> etc. /Johan |
From: Johan B. <jb...@be...> - 2003-05-12 07:55:15
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> Has there been any nicely tight and well-written Wikis for Yaws written > yet? I know there's a rather fine one in more standard inets Erlang, but > ... Yaws? There is one in the standard distribution of Yaws under applications/wiki. I don't know a bout tight and well-written though :-) /Johan |
From: Mickael R. <mic...@er...> - 2003-05-12 08:11:16
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Alexander Williams <th...@sp...> writes: > erl...@li...: > > Has there been any nicely tight and well-written Wikis for Yaws writ= ten > yet? I know there's a rather fine one in more standard inets Erlang, = but > ... Yaws? Yes. The Wiki application has already been converted for Yaws. It is in the standard Yaws distribution under the applications/wiki directory. You can compile it and install it in your yaws directory. The design has been improved to make it more appealing. You can see it runnning at: http://www.neolineas.com/wiki/showPage.yaws?node=3Dhome Havef fun, --=20 Micka=EBl R=E9mond http://www.erlang-projects.org/ |
From: Torbjorn T. <to...@bl...> - 2003-05-12 08:19:30
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Isn't that included in the Yaws distro? See this as an example: http://guitar.tnt.homeunix.org/ Cheers , Tobbe Alexander Williams wrote: >erl...@li...: > > Has there been any nicely tight and well-written Wikis for Yaws written > yet? I know there's a rather fine one in more standard inets Erlang, but > ... Yaws? > > > |
From: Bruce F. <Bruce@Fitzsimons.org> - 2003-05-12 08:28:23
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> ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Mickael Remond" <mic...@er...> > To: "Alexander Williams" <th...@sp...> > Cc: <erl...@li...> > Sent: Monday, May 12, 2003 8:09 PM > Subject: Re: [Erlyaws-list] Yaws Wiki? > > Alexander Williams <th...@sp...> writes: > > > erl...@li...: > > > > Has there been any nicely tight and well-written Wikis for Yaws written > > yet? I know there's a rather fine one in more standard inets Erlang, but > > ... Yaws? > > Yes. > The Wiki application has already been converted for Yaws. It is in the > standard Yaws distribution under the applications/wiki directory. You > can compile it and install it in your yaws directory. > > The design has been improved to make it more appealing. > You can see it runnning at: > > http://www.neolineas.com/wiki/showPage.yaws?node=home Hey thats me :-) I have some improvements to the wiki pending (time, motivation, etc) to try and get Google et al indexing it. Specifically the ability to specify META tags, and possibly allowing the .yaws extension to be overridden/added to. I've tried twice to get Google to recognise .yaws as being equivalent to .shtml, .php etc but I've had no response beyond the automated "we'll get back to you eventually" one. Other than that its working well. There seems to be an odd bit missing (password reminders, for example, seem half implemented in the version I'm running), but I'm really happy to be running an Apache-free website. /Bruce |
From: Alexander W. <th...@sp...> - 2003-05-12 08:54:55
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Monday, May 12, 2003, 4:30:37 AM, Bruce wrote: BF> Other than that its working well. There seems to be an odd bit missing BF> (password reminders, for example, seem half implemented in the version BF> I'm running), but I'm really happy to be running an Apache-free BF> website. For the record, I now have it up and running with minimal fuss and no muss at all, and am quite pleased with the whole thing. Only bit I might suggest adding somehow is a way to declare the following block is indented in some way, when Notes are too much and its awkward to try and indent or such (as in an example code-block). Spiff! -- Alexander Williams (th...@sp...) ============================================================================ "You are a devil!" she sobbed. "Not I!" he laughed. "I was born on this planet long ago. Once, I was a common man, nor have I lost all human attributes in the numberless aeons of my adeptship. A human steeped in the dark arts is greater than a devil." -- RE Howard, The People of the Black Circle |