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[Slashcode-development] slash 1.0.11 notice

[Chris N. <pu...@po...>]

http://slashcode.com/article.pl?sid=01/03/29/2135250

>OK, due to a bug in Slash 1.0.10's Slash.pm, we will be doing a 1.0.11
>release soon. Does anything else -- important bug fixes only! -- need to
>be included? Let us know now, or never. :-)

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Re: [Slashcode-development] PgSql no LAST_INSERT_ID()

[Brian A. <br...@ta...>]

Alessio Bragadini wrote:
> > It might be easier to just wrap this call in a method and have each
> > module make its own call.
> 
> Maybe. What I'd like to see wrapped in a method is (UN)LOCK TABLES: a
> generic method that on MySql really locks and on PostgreSQL and Oracle
> just does a No-op. :-)
Send patches :)

	-Brian

Re: [Slashcode-development] PgSql no LAST_INSERT_ID()

[Alessio B. <al...@se...>]

Brian Aker:

> How many cases of the LAST_INSERT_ID's are you finding?

A quick grep found just 3 of them.

> It might be easier to just wrap this call in a method and have each
> module make its own call.

Maybe. What I'd like to see wrapped in a method is (UN)LOCK TABLES: a
generic method that on MySql really locks and on PostgreSQL and Oracle
just does a No-op. :-)

This would be better than copying the whole subroutine.

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[Slashcode-development] Slash - Oracle Port not returning any data

[Perry S. <ps...@re...>]

Hi, all.  I am having trouble with Slash Oracle port.  We have modified all
the SQL query to suit Oracle DB.  Now, we have ability to run index.pl and
others.  but, it is not returning any data back.  The database is not empty.
dbish has confirmed the connectivity to the database.  Is there anything I
over looked?  Any help will be greatly apprciated.

Perry.

Re: [Slashcode-development] PgSql no LAST_INSERT_ID()

[Brian A. <br...@ta...>]

Alessio Bragadini wrote:
> > places,
> > like this one, that do need porting, and haven't yet been ported.
> 
> Ok, I will check if they are MySql-isms :-) that haven't been ported.
Thats great. I would be happy to accept patches from you for PostgreSQL.
There have been queries from people about using it, but its not
really fully functional yet.

How many cases of the LAST_INSERT_ID's are you finding? It might
be easier to just wrap this call in a method and have each module
make its own call. 

	-Brian

Re: [Slashcode-development] PgSql no LAST_INSERT_ID()

[Brian A. <br...@ta...>]

Alessio Bragadini wrote:
> It's SELECT currval('templates_tpid_seq'), i.e. the latest sequence
> number assigned to templates.tpid, which is a SERIAL (auto-increments).
> 
> In the createTemplate subroutine has to be used as
> 
> return $self->sqlSelect('currval(\'templates_tpid_seq\')';
> 
> I would provide a patch, but PostgreSQL.pm has much less code than
> MySql.pm! :-( Means most of the routines are still to be written?
Pg inherits from MySQL. The patch would be to copy the method from MySQL
to the Pg file and fix it to work with PostgreSQL.
	-Brian

Re: [Slashcode-development] PgSql no LAST_INSERT_ID()

[Alessio B. <al...@al...>]

Chris Nandor wrote:

> Is this per-connection, like last_insert_id is in MySQL?

Yes.

> So if two
> separate httpds do inserts at the same time, would they both get back the
> same value if they then asked for currval('templates_tpid_seq')? 

Nope, it's safe and backend-isolated.

> No, not at all.  PostgreSQL inherits from MySQL.

Ahh, sorry. I thought they were at the same level (didn't check
carefully the module).

> places,
> like this one, that do need porting, and haven't yet been ported.

Ok, I will check if they are MySql-isms :-) that haven't been ported.

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Re: [Slashcode-development] PgSql no LAST_INSERT_ID()

[Chris N. <pu...@po...>]

At 10:56 +0300 2001.03.28, Alessio Bragadini wrote:
>James Edward Marca wrote:
>
>> seems like Slash/DB/MySql.pm, line 3068, is calling a sql_select
>> for LAST_INSERT_ID(), a MySQL extension that I can't find an
>> analog for in PostgreSQL.  But I don't have much experience with
>> either database.
>
>It's SELECT currval('templates_tpid_seq'), i.e. the latest sequence
>number assigned to templates.tpid, which is a SERIAL (auto-increments).

Is this per-connection, like last_insert_id is in MySQL?  So if two
separate httpds do inserts at the same time, would they both get back the
same value if they then asked for currval('templates_tpid_seq')?  If so,
that's a problem.

>I would provide a patch, but PostgreSQL.pm has much less code than
>MySql.pm! :-( Means most of the routines are still to be written?

No, not at all.  PostgreSQL inherits from MySQL.  So where the code does
not need to be changed for PostgreSQL (which is most places), there is no
need to write that code in the PostgreSQL module.  It will just pick it up
from MySQL.pm if it is not in PostgreSQL.pm.  That said, there are places,
like this one, that do need porting, and haven't yet been ported.

I think the best course of action is for PostgreSQL users to work with us
(especially Brian, when he has the time) to do the porting, if they can.
It is, unfortunately, not a high priority to get PostgreSQL support in 2.0
finished; however, the code is all there, and that's what Open Source is
about.  :-)  Again, we'll work with developers who want to get this done,
we just can't spend much time on it ourselves.

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[Slashcode-development] [ slashcode-Patches-411885 ] bug in create_user?

[<no...@so...>]

Patches item #411885, was updated on 2001-03-28 05:23
You can respond by visiting: 
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=304421&aid=411885&group_id=4421

Category: None
Group: None
Status: Open
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: bug in create_user?

Initial Comment:
I have a problem running the slash-2.0.0-pre1
version of slash on my site. I'm not sure this is due 
to a misconfiguration or error in the code. 

When I tried to add an user to the database I got the 
error on my slash site that this userid was allready 
assigned. Looking at the logs I saw the following:

[root@p2p logs]# tail p2p.nta.no_error_log
DBD::mysql::st execute failed: You have an error in 
your SQL syntax near 'AND us
ers_comments.uid= AND users_index.uid= AND 
users_info.uid= AND users_prefs' at l
ine 1 at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.0/i386-
linux/Slash/DB/Utility.pm line 163.
[Wed Mar 28 09:10:57 2001] 
[error] /users.pl:Slash::DB::MySQL:/usr/lib/perl5/sit
e_perl/5.6.0/i386-linux/Slash/DB/MySQL.pm:2665:SELECT 
* FROM users,users_comment
s,users_index,users_info,users_prefs WHERE users.uid= 
AND users_comments.uid= AN
D users_index.uid= AND users_info.uid= AND 
users_prefs.uid=
[Wed Mar 28 09:10:57 2001] [error] Which was called 
by:Apache::ROOTp2p_2enta_2en
o::users_2epl:/usr/local/slash/site/p2p.nta.no/htdocs/u
sers.pl:361:SELECT * FROM
 
users,users_comments,users_index,users_info,users_prefs
 WHERE users.uid= AND us
ers_comments.uid= AND users_index.uid= AND 
users_info.uid= AND users_prefs.uid=

DBD::mysql::db selectall_arrayref failed: You have an 
error in your SQL syntax n
ear '' at line 1 
at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.0/i386-
linux/Slash/DB/Utility.p
m line 218.
[Wed Mar 28 09:10:57 2001] 
[error] /users.pl:Slash::DB::MySQL:/usr/lib/perl5/sit
e_perl/5.6.0/i386-linux/Slash/DB/MySQL.pm:2666:SELECT 
name,value FROM users_para
m WHERE uid=
[Wed Mar 28 09:10:57 2001] [error] Which was called 
by:Apache::ROOTp2p_2enta_2en
o::users_2epl:/usr/local/slash/site/p2p.nta.no/htdocs/u
sers.pl:361:SELECT name,v
alue FROM users_param WHERE uid=


I would be very pleased if you could help me to 
resolve this problem for me.

Regards René


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Re: [Slashcode-development] PgSql no LAST_INSERT_ID()

[Alessio B. <al...@al...>]

James Edward Marca wrote:

> seems like Slash/DB/MySql.pm, line 3068, is calling a sql_select
> for LAST_INSERT_ID(), a MySQL extension that I can't find an
> analog for in PostgreSQL.  But I don't have much experience with
> either database.

It's SELECT currval('templates_tpid_seq'), i.e. the latest sequence
number assigned to templates.tpid, which is a SERIAL (auto-increments).

In the createTemplate subroutine has to be used as

return $self->sqlSelect('currval(\'templates_tpid_seq\')';

I would provide a patch, but PostgreSQL.pm has much less code than
MySql.pm! :-( Means most of the routines are still to be written?

-- 
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Nicosia, Cyprus		 	phone: +357-2-755750

"It is more complicated than you think"
		-- The Eighth Networking Truth from RFC 1925

RE: [Slashcode-development] change the look of threads forcomments

[Chris N. <pu...@po...>]

At 19:51 -0500 2001.03.27, Blake Day wrote:
>making it "default" to use table rows.  When will 2.2 be coming out (if you
>don't mind my pestering.. I'm sure you get plenty from everyone else)?

We don't know.  We are in the planning phase now.  We've got tasks to do,
we're dividing them up, looking at what each will take to develop, etc.

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RE: [Slashcode-development] change the look of threads forcomments

[Blake D. <bl...@ar...>]

Chris,

Not a problem, I just wanted to let you guys know about something I
realized.  I'm a table-type of person, so I am somewhat partial towards
making it "default" to use table rows.  When will 2.2 be coming out (if you
don't mind my pestering.. I'm sure you get plenty from everyone else)?

Thanks,
Blake Day
CTO, SpunkNetwork
bl...@sp... <mailto:bl...@sp...>
home: (770) 338-1589
mobile: (678) 485-0519


-----Original Message-----
From: sla...@li...
[mailto:sla...@li...]On Behalf Of
Chris Nandor
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 7:12 AM
To: sla...@li...
Cc: sla...@li...
Subject: RE: [Slashcode-development] change the look of threads
forcomments


At 21:29 -0500 2001.03.26, Blake Day wrote:
>Cliff, I needed to do something liek the following:
>
>
>Replies:
>
>
>Comment 1                    username1       March 25, 2001
>  Re: Comment 1              username2       March 26, 2001
>Comment 2                    username3       March 25, 2001
>
>I could not do that with the simple indent variable.  I needed them in
table
>rows.
>
>I personally think the display would be more extensible that way.  Am I
>missing something?

Yes.  :)  As already noted:

1.  It is not easy to separate this logic from the display; it's easy to
say "let us customize it however we want," but it is harder to actually do
that, when these things are tied this closely together.

2.  What you want to do is change the behavior of these things.  The
templates are note for changing behavior, but display.  You can always
change the code, or add new code (via a plugin, etc.).  Even if we could
allow what you want simply by changing templates, someone else would come
along and want something we couldn't provide in the templates.

3.  We are rewriting comments anyway; there was little point in putting a
lot of work into code that was going to be replaced in 2.2.

Yes, it would be nice to be able to easily customize it in any way you want
to.  But this is just a low priority, so we did what we could for the time
being.  Hopefully, it will be more easily customizable in 2.2.


>Btw, I have already gotten it tow ork by modifying code.

That's great.

Thanks,

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[Slashcode-development] PgSql no LAST_INSERT_ID()

[James E. M. <jm...@tr...>]

Hi,

seems like Slash/DB/MySql.pm, line 3068, is calling a sql_select
for LAST_INSERT_ID(), a MySQL extension that I can't find an 
analog for in PostgreSQL.  But I don't have much experience with 
either database.  

This causes lots! of errors on install_slashsite.  Any advice?

And sorry if this has been covered before.  I've been reading this 
mail list for a while, and I've seen pgsql comments, but I couldn't
find any archive of the older email messages, just what seemed like
March.  And a search on slashcode for PostgreSQL wasn't very 
enlightening either.

james

Re: [Slashcode-development] missing DBD::Pg in Bundle::Slash?

[Chris N. <pu...@po...>]

At 07:57 -0800 2001.03.27, James Edward Marca wrote:
>I had already loaded slash 1.1.1, and so had DBIx:Password
>already installed, so install Bundle::Slash did not reinstall
>it, or check its dependencies.  But, I did not have
>DBD::Pg loaded in my perl environment, and so slash kept
>failing to connect to the pgsql database.
>
>downloading DBIx::Password and installing by hand was the only way
>I knew of to force a reinstall, and get access to the make test.
>make test failed miserably, and pointed out that DBD::Pg was required.
>
>I know nothing about CPAN bundles, but can you add a dependency
>check for DBD::Pg somehow?

Not without requiring it for everyone who uses it.  When you are installing
Bundle::Slash (or before), just do:

	cpan> install DBD::Pg

You can install any modules individually that way.  BSD users also need to
this for BSD::Resource.

I can add this to the next version of INSTALL.  I'll try to make it a bit
more clear, and mention alternate DBDs specifically.

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[Slashcode-development] missing DBD::Pg in Bundle::Slash?

[James E. M. <jm...@tr...>]

Hi,

I downloaded and am installing slash2.  for various reasons, 
I decided to skip mysql and use pgsql.

I had already loaded slash 1.1.1, and so had DBIx:Password 
already installed, so install Bundle::Slash did not reinstall
it, or check its dependencies.  But, I did not have 
DBD::Pg loaded in my perl environment, and so slash kept
failing to connect to the pgsql database.

downloading DBIx::Password and installing by hand was the only way
I knew of to force a reinstall, and get access to the make test. 
make test failed miserably, and pointed out that DBD::Pg was required.

I know nothing about CPAN bundles, but can you add a dependency 
check for DBD::Pg somehow?

not that everything works yet, mind you.  But at least now I can connect
to the DB and get a huge scroll of error hell when I run install_slashsite.
I'll report back when I get it up and running.

james

RE: [Slashcode-development] change the look of threads forcomments

[Chris N. <pu...@po...>]

At 21:29 -0500 2001.03.26, Blake Day wrote:
>Cliff, I needed to do something liek the following:
>
>
>Replies:
>
>
>Comment 1                    username1       March 25, 2001
>  Re: Comment 1              username2       March 26, 2001
>Comment 2                    username3       March 25, 2001
>
>I could not do that with the simple indent variable.  I needed them in table
>rows.
>
>I personally think the display would be more extensible that way.  Am I
>missing something?

Yes.  :)  As already noted:

1.  It is not easy to separate this logic from the display; it's easy to
say "let us customize it however we want," but it is harder to actually do
that, when these things are tied this closely together.

2.  What you want to do is change the behavior of these things.  The
templates are note for changing behavior, but display.  You can always
change the code, or add new code (via a plugin, etc.).  Even if we could
allow what you want simply by changing templates, someone else would come
along and want something we couldn't provide in the templates.

3.  We are rewriting comments anyway; there was little point in putting a
lot of work into code that was going to be replaced in 2.2.

Yes, it would be nice to be able to easily customize it in any way you want
to.  But this is just a low priority, so we did what we could for the time
being.  Hopefully, it will be more easily customizable in 2.2.


>Btw, I have already gotten it tow ork by modifying code.

That's great.

Thanks,

-- 
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Open Source Development Network    pu...@os...     http://osdn.com/

RE: [Slashcode-development] change the look of threads forcomments

[Blake D. <bl...@ar...>]

Cliff, I needed to do something liek the following:


Replies:


Comment 1                    username1       March 25, 2001
  Re: Comment 1              username2       March 26, 2001
Comment 2                    username3       March 25, 2001

I could not do that with the simple indent variable.  I needed them in table
rows.

I personally think the display would be more extensible that way.  Am I
missing something?  Btw, I have already gotten it tow ork by modifying code.
I just wanted to let you guys know.


Thanks,
Blake Day

-----Original Message-----
From: sla...@li...
[mailto:sla...@li...]On Behalf Of
Ask Slashdot Guy
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 9:15 PM
To: sla...@li...
Subject: Re: [Slashcode-development] change the look of threads
forcomments


FYI, this might not be very intuitive, but the indent data is NOT hardcoded
into Slash...it just looks that way.

For those who don't know, there is a routine in Slash called getData() which
one can use to get little "snippets" of HTML or other text. This data is
obtained from one large template called:

	data;misc;default

Note: like all other templates, you can override the default template for
individual sections by creating and editing:

	data;misc;<section-name>

It's recommended that you copy the default template to your new template and
edit what you need, then load the new template into the database using
template-tool.

Now in terms of the threaded display, you will want to investigate the
following data "snippets":

	indentbegin			[Slashcode default: "<UL>"]
	indentend			[Slashcode default: "</UL>"]

You can therefore change these to taste with respect to how you want your
indenting to look like without changing a single line of Slash. (Well, you
SHOULD be able to do this, if the reality is different from the intended
design, please do let us know). Be aware that you should also be able to
edit
these templates from the template editor in admin.pl [remember to restart
your
httpds if necessary].

- Cliff

On Sun, 25 Mar 2001 11:07:00 -0500, shane said:

> At 11:12 PM 3/23/2001 -0500, Blake Day wrote:
>  >I just wanted to mention that in my attempts to change the look of
threads
>  >for comments, I ran into a problem.  Currently, the slash code adds an
>  >indent constant to the beginning of every "linkComment" (which is a link
>  >to the threaded comment).  I think this method is very
>  >non-templatized.  In order to put threaded comments into table rows, I
had
>  >to basically butcher the code in Slash::displayThread and some other
>  >functions.  Is there something I'm missing?  Or is this an oversight
with
>  >the template development?
>  >
>  >Thanks,
>  >Blake Day
>  >
>
>  Blake,
>
>  What you could do for this -
>
>  instead of hacking at slash, make your own module,
>  copy Slash::displayThread and put that into your module.
>  edit to suite. save, compile. (possibly install as a plugin).
>
>  I ran into what you're talking about when I originally did those
>  ubbish templates. I realized it'd take way too much time to do
>  and moved on from it.
>
>  Have you looked at the new comment system they're doing for slash 2.2?
>  You might want to look at that, and start your 'ubb' look with that
>  instead of the current comment system. You could key your ubblook
>  to a story param. I say this because, from what
>  I understand, bender 2.2 will have that new comment system fully
>  functional. And since they're doing it because Slashdot needs it
>  (again, that's my understanding) I'd guess it'll get coded quickly
>  so they can move /. to bender asap.
>
>    Shane
>
>
>  _______________________________________________
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>
>
>


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Re: [Slashcode-development] change the look of threads forcomments

[Ask S. G. <cl...@sl...>]

FYI, this might not be very intuitive, but the indent data is NOT hardcoded
into Slash...it just looks that way.

For those who don't know, there is a routine in Slash called getData() which
one can use to get little "snippets" of HTML or other text. This data is
obtained from one large template called:

	data;misc;default

Note: like all other templates, you can override the default template for
individual sections by creating and editing:

	data;misc;<section-name>

It's recommended that you copy the default template to your new template and
edit what you need, then load the new template into the database using
template-tool.

Now in terms of the threaded display, you will want to investigate the
following data "snippets":

	indentbegin			[Slashcode default: "<UL>"]
	indentend			[Slashcode default: "</UL>"]

You can therefore change these to taste with respect to how you want your
indenting to look like without changing a single line of Slash. (Well, you
SHOULD be able to do this, if the reality is different from the intended
design, please do let us know). Be aware that you should also be able to edit
these templates from the template editor in admin.pl [remember to restart your
httpds if necessary].

- Cliff

On Sun, 25 Mar 2001 11:07:00 -0500, shane said:

> At 11:12 PM 3/23/2001 -0500, Blake Day wrote:
>  >I just wanted to mention that in my attempts to change the look of threads 
>  >for comments, I ran into a problem.  Currently, the slash code adds an 
>  >indent constant to the beginning of every "linkComment" (which is a link 
>  >to the threaded comment).  I think this method is very 
>  >non-templatized.  In order to put threaded comments into table rows, I had 
>  >to basically butcher the code in Slash::displayThread and some other 
>  >functions.  Is there something I'm missing?  Or is this an oversight with 
>  >the template development?
>  >
>  >Thanks,
>  >Blake Day
>  >
>  
>  Blake,
>  
>  What you could do for this -
>  
>  instead of hacking at slash, make your own module,
>  copy Slash::displayThread and put that into your module.
>  edit to suite. save, compile. (possibly install as a plugin).
>  
>  I ran into what you're talking about when I originally did those
>  ubbish templates. I realized it'd take way too much time to do
>  and moved on from it.
>  
>  Have you looked at the new comment system they're doing for slash 2.2?
>  You might want to look at that, and start your 'ubb' look with that
>  instead of the current comment system. You could key your ubblook
>  to a story param. I say this because, from what
>  I understand, bender 2.2 will have that new comment system fully
>  functional. And since they're doing it because Slashdot needs it
>  (again, that's my understanding) I'd guess it'll get coded quickly
>  so they can move /. to bender asap.
>  
>    Shane
>  
>  
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>  Sla...@li...
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>  
>  
>  

Re: [Slashcode-development] index problem

[Eric D. <eri...@ja...>]

where ever the .pl file was there should also be a .shtml file

Blake Day wrote:

> Where is the shtml file located?
>
> Blake Day
> Lucid Visions
> bl...@lu...
> mobile: (678) 485-0519
> -----Original Message-----
> From: sla...@li...
> [mailto:sla...@li...]On Behalf Of Eric
> Dannewitz
> Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 8:08 PM
> To: sla...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Slashcode-development] index problem
>
> Cause it also goes to the shtml file as well.
> Blake Day wrote:
>  I moved index.pl into another directory, but if I go to
> http://www.domain.com it still shows the content that WOULD be displayed.. I
> restarted apache (stop, sleep 20, start).  I get a 404 if I go to
> www.domain.com/index.pl.  Anybody got any ideas?Blake Day
>
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RE: [Slashcode-development] index problem

[Blake D. <bl...@ar...>]

Where is the shtml file located?

Blake Day
Lucid Visions
bl...@lu...
mobile: (678) 485-0519
-----Original Message-----
From: sla...@li...
[mailto:sla...@li...]On Behalf Of Eric
Dannewitz
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 8:08 PM
To: sla...@li...
Subject: Re: [Slashcode-development] index problem


Cause it also goes to the shtml file as well.
Blake Day wrote:
 I moved index.pl into another directory, but if I go to
http://www.domain.com it still shows the content that WOULD be displayed.. I
restarted apache (stop, sleep 20, start).  I get a 404 if I go to
www.domain.com/index.pl.  Anybody got any ideas?Blake Day

Re: [Slashcode-development] index problem

[Eric D. <eri...@ja...>]

Cause it also goes to the shtml file as well.

Blake Day wrote:

>  I moved index.pl into another directory, but if I go to
> http://www.domain.com it still shows the content that WOULD be
> displayed.. I restarted apache (stop, sleep 20, start).  I get a 404
> if I go to www.domain.com/index.pl.  Anybody got any ideas?Blake Day

Re: [Slashcode-development] Bender Templates

[Brian A. <br...@ta...>]

Alessio Bragadini wrote:
> We are working to translate the Bender templates into Italian. Once
> it's completed, which is the best way to distribute it? A patch on top
> of slash 2.0, a new theme, a plugin?
What all are you finding that you have to change? Templates would
be great.

	-Brian

[Slashcode-development] index problem

[Blake D. <bl...@ar...>]

I moved index.pl into another directory, but if I go to
http://www.domain.com it still shows the content that WOULD be displayed.. I
restarted apache (stop, sleep 20, start).  I get a 404 if I go to
www.domain.com/index.pl.  Anybody got any ideas?


Blake Day

[Slashcode-development] index problem

[Blake D. <bla...@ch...>]

I moved index.pl into another directory, but if I go to
http://www.domain.com it still shows the content that WOULD be displayed.. I
restarted apache (stop, sleep 20, start).  I get a 404 if I go to
www.domain.com/index.pl.  Anybody got any ideas?


Blake Day

Re: [Slashcode-development] Bender Templates

[Alessio B. <al...@se...>]

We are working to translate the Bender templates into Italian. Once
it's completed, which is the best way to distribute it? A patch on top
of slash 2.0, a new theme, a plugin?

-- 
Alessio F. Bragadini		al...@se...

http://www.citinv.it