Re: [xmlroff] Re: xmlroff website help wanted

[Tony G. <Ton...@Su...>]

Stefan Seefeld <se...@sy...> wrote at Thu, 26 Aug 2004 13:48:08 -0400:
> >>Well, the first thing to do would be to simply rearrange the toc
> >>(i.e. the menu). The first day I looked at the site I wondered how
> >>to access the mailing list...
> 
> Attached is a little patch that provides a reorganized menu. It's actually
> more a direction than a final result. I notably regrouped some items into
> a 'documentation' item, and others into 'development' (documentation containing
> everything from user manual to API reference, development everything from
> status to task tracker). Thus there are much less items on the main page,
> but those that are there are of general use.

I started to apply your patch but ran into problems because I don't
have a copy of the XSL stylesheets on this machine.

This reinforces the idea that the website stuff needs to be set up so
that anybody can sucessfully produce HTML from the CVS files.

> By the way, the wiki seems a bit broken, at least I get a warning about
> 'Use of undefined constant RECENT_CHANGES' for all wiki pages (the status
> page, in particular).

It's always been broken that way.  I don't know enough PHP to fix it.

I expect that there's a newer version (a much newer version) of the
Wiki software available by now.

> >>The second step would be to integrate said rss feeds and thus get
> >>rid of the redundant data.
> 
> ...and to do that the rss feeds need to be activated first. As soon
> as they are, I can work on some xslt templates to put some 'news headers'
> etc. at appropriate places.

RSS is automatically available for projects.  See
https://sourceforge.net/export/rss2_project.php?group_id=73148 for the
xmlroff RSS feeds.

Regards,


Tony.

P.S. Am I missing 'documentation.xml' and 'development.xml'?