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From: Todd L. M. <tm...@ha...> - 2000-05-08 21:57:40
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[continued from private correspondence] > Looks good. The web header, and web footer table row (highlighted > in yellow section) needs to have its width set to 100% (right now it > doesn't span the entire page). Otherwise, looks pretty slick. Personally, I thought setting them both to 60% looked kind of nice, but I'm not much of a web designer. If you feel like futzing with them yourself, [format-<Web>-header] and [format-<Web>-footer] are the topics to adjust them. > Not that I want to discourage use of perl, but you should be able to > run php scripts on the command line as the local user just like a > perl script. you either need to type "php scriptname" or use the > #!/usr/bin/php script comment... (the path may not be correct for > sourceforge). Okay, I thought I had tried and failed to get commandline PHP working at SF, but I'll try it again. [pause for ssh] Nope, they work just fine. (#!/usr/local/bin/php) It's my home install that doesn't have PHP installed for the command line. (sigh) A site import script is a very good idea. The hard part will gettign the raw text to import; once we have that, things are easy, because saveWikiTopic() is in a .inc file -- so we just call it on our import, and all the rendering and linking, etc, stuff automagically happens. -jQuinn |