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Re: [Slashcode-development] Chat for slash

From: Brian A. <br...@ta...> - 2002-03-05 17:44:02

On Tue, 2002-03-05 at 06:20, shane wrote:

> 2. When it's a plugin for slash, the module will actually be Slash::{name}.
>   Example: I'm working on the calendar plugin, and ran into naming problems 
> clashing with
>   Slash::Events.
> 
>   My module name is Slash::Calleria. Slash::Events has a script called 
> calendar.pl,
>   and so did mine. So mine is now called calleria.pl.
Should have mentioned that to me, I would have been happy to change it
:)

>   So you may want to consider picking unique names for your module and scripts,
>   because anything either a) included in the normal slash bundle/install or b)
>   (I assume) anything done by some of the slash guys is going to take priority
>   over what outsiders have done, if not only for the lack of time they'd have
>   to keep renaming their stuff because contributors keep using basic names
>   that conflict, and we want them to write as much functionality as possible :)
Register plugins in the repository on Slashcode. That way people can
look up names and see what has been taken. 

	-Brian
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Re: [Slashcode-development] Chat for slash

From: shane <sh...@lo...> - 2002-03-05 14:18:54

At 02:15 PM 3/5/2002 +0100, Xavier de Blas wrote:
>Hi all
>
>I just subscribed to the list, i'm the guy of www.deporteyciencia.com
>
>The chat i was coding for slash is running ok in deporteyciencia, is not
>coded as a module, is more similar to a few simple cgis in perl. But it
>runs fine under mod-perl. The chat is designed for little sites.
>
>It runs different for anonymous, registered and editors. If you try it
>think about probably you are a simple anonymous without powers :)
>
>I want to put it in savannah for continue the development, but it still
>has not a name
>
>My first question is: Can i name it "slash chat"??
>
>My second question is: Anyone wants to help me in the development? (it's
>running but it can be better)
>
>Thanks

Is the code somewhere we can see it and take a look?

If I were you, I would make it a plugin. That way people can install it easily
enough to their own site(s).

As far as slash modules/plugin names are concerned, I'd recommend two things:

1. Don't name it slash chat. Keep the slash name out of it. It's OSDN's :).
    There's been prior discussion on this, don't complicate your life, just
    make it different.

2. When it's a plugin for slash, the module will actually be Slash::{name}.
  Example: I'm working on the calendar plugin, and ran into naming problems 
clashing with
  Slash::Events.

  My module name is Slash::Calleria. Slash::Events has a script called 
calendar.pl,
  and so did mine. So mine is now called calleria.pl.

  So you may want to consider picking unique names for your module and scripts,
  because anything either a) included in the normal slash bundle/install or b)
  (I assume) anything done by some of the slash guys is going to take priority
  over what outsiders have done, if not only for the lack of time they'd have
  to keep renaming their stuff because contributors keep using basic names
  that conflict, and we want them to write as much functionality as possible :)

  Shane

Re: [Slashcode-development] Chat for slash

From: Markus A. <mar...@ub...> - 2002-03-05 13:20:23

par...@de... wrote:
> My first question is: Can i name it "slash chat"??

How much is it tied to Slashcode? Does is use slash? Does it use
templates? Could it be generalized to get the different user types from
other tables than just slash tables?

I'd either make it as independent from slash as possible, than call it
m_p-chat (*g* - for mod_perl chat) or make it a slash module with
templates and everything, then call it slash-chat or whatever.

Markus.

[Slashcode-development] Chat for slash

From: Xavier de B. <par...@de...> - 2002-03-05 13:13:37

Hi all

I just subscribed to the list, i'm the guy of www.deporteyciencia.com

The chat i was coding for slash is running ok in deporteyciencia, is not
coded as a module, is more similar to a few simple cgis in perl. But it
runs fine under mod-perl. The chat is designed for little sites.

It runs different for anonymous, registered and editors. If you try it
think about probably you are a simple anonymous without powers :)

I want to put it in savannah for continue the development, but it still
has not a name

My first question is: Can i name it "slash chat"??

My second question is: Anyone wants to help me in the development? (it's
running but it can be better)

Thanks

[Slashcode-development] some questions

From: shane <sh...@lo...> - 2002-02-28 15:06:07

Regarding plugins:
----------------------
Q1:

The names of the directories are normally capitalized. Personally, I 
consider this an annoyance. However, I'm
willing to go with the flow/standard, if this is how it was supposed to be?

I originally did not capitalize mine so that I could easily keep my own 
different and easily found in that directory from the stock slash - 
especially if I do a CVS update and a new stock plugin overwrites one that 
I'm writing/messing with.

Q2:

once you do

sub new {
     my($class, $user) = @_;
     my $self = {};

     my $slashdb = getCurrentDB();
     my $plugins = $slashdb->getDescriptions('plugins');
     return unless $plugins->{'Mypluginname'};

     bless($self, $class);
     $self->{virtual_user} = $user;
     $self->sqlConnect();
     &Date_Init();
     return $self;
}

$slashdb is inherited into $self throughout the plugin, correct?

is there any case that it is not? (like coming from being called from 
slashd through a task?)



Regarding templates:
----------------------

Q1:

Do we need to do 'USE Slash' anymore?

It was mentioned that we do not, that it's inherited now. However, in one 
of my templates, I did a timecalc and it didn't seem to want to run w/o the 
USE Slash at the top of the template.

Q2:

Is there any list/docs/guides to taking user input? (I looked at 
slashcode.com/docs )

A few of my plugins take quite a bit of it. I want to make sure the plugins 
are cross-scriptable, and all input is filtered appropriatly. Suggestions 
appreciated.


Thanks,
  Shane

[Slashcode-development] how do I change landing page when use logs out?

From: i18n <i1...@ya...> - 2002-02-28 01:58:22

I would like to change my site so that when a user logs out (e.g
http://mysite/users.pl?op=userclose) then the next page to be displayed is http:/mysite with
the current user set to anonymous.



The current behavior, which I do not believe I have
modified, is that when the user logs out, users.pl displays the template
displayForm;users;default, which either allows the user to log back in, or create a new
user.


But if you don't fill in the form at all, and go to "http://mysite", then the current
user is "anonymous".


Where does the user actually get reset to anonymous? Once I know where
that is , then I should change the behavior of the "op=userclose" in users.pl to just redirect to
http://mysite ?


thanks,



Barry

Re: [Slashcode-development] Slash 4 IIS

From: Kevin T. <kt...@do...> - 2002-02-23 17:36:55

Russell,

Slash requires mod_perl (it doesn't use CGI) and since IIS has nothing
like mod_perl, there can't be a port of Slash to IIS short of a complete
conversion of code (a la phpNuke... a complete rewrite).

OTH, Slash works just fine on Apache on Windows now.

Regards,

Kevin Tam

On Sat, 23 Feb 2002, Russell Dyas wrote:

>Did anyone ever port slash to IIS because I am thinking od doing it as a
>project mainly to improve my scripting skills.
>
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[Slashcode-development] Slash 4 IIS

From: Russell D. <rd...@ya...> - 2002-02-23 15:42:03

Did anyone ever port slash to IIS because I am thinking od doing it as a
project mainly to improve my scripting skills.

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[Slashcode-development] Slash Classifieds Plugin

From: shane <sh...@lo...> - 2002-02-06 13:07:15

Hey everyone,

I worked up a quick classified ads plugin a few weeks ago. I've put it up 
for download incase anyone wants to try it out.

You can see it in action here:

<URL: http://mtb.lottadot.com/ >

You can grab the tarball here:

<URL: http://www.lottadot.com/files/slashplugins/beta/classifieds-latest.tgz >

Any comments/bugs/suggestions, please post here:

<URL: http://www.lottadot.com/article.pl?sid=02/02/05/1221200 >

Thanks,
  Shane

[Slashcode-development] Slash Wiki Plugin (take two)

From: chromatic <chr...@rm...> - 2002-01-05 19:55:27

Hi again,

Thanks to the quick debugging of Jesse Hirsh, I've fixed a bug preventing new 
pages from being created.  Version 0.02 of the Slash Wiki is now available.  
Note that the *best* way to install this is to run perl Makefile.PL, make, 
make test, and then make install as root -- I should put Text::WikiFormat on 
the CPAN and mark it as a dependency, but I don't have time to write the 
documentation right now.  If you don't do that, you'll have to mess with the 
paths to get it included correctly.

The latest version will always be available from here:

	http://wgz.org/chromatic/slash/Wiki.tar.gz

Thanks Jesse!,
-- c

[Slashcode-development] Slash Wiki Plugin

From: chromatic <chr...@rm...> - 2002-01-05 05:14:52

Hi all,

I've worked up a small plugin to add Wiki functionality to Slash.  The 
editors and developers on Perlmonks use something similar for 
somewhat-transitory discussions and to polish documentation before it's made 
available to end users.

Plus, it'll be explained in an article on the O'Reilly Network shortly.

This is a preliminary version.  Though most bits work for me, the logic used 
to grab the Latest Revisions is rather buggy (Krow's probably the only one 
who can help me there).  It should install without trouble and work pretty 
well.

I'd love to get some feedback on this in the next couple of days, and would 
be happy to immortalize anyone with suggestions or improvements.  Check it 
out here:

	http://wgz.org/chromatic/slash/Wiki.tar.gz

Have a nice weekend,
-- chromatic
(yes, "Running Weblogs with Slash")