> The output code -- by which I mean, the source code you see when > you visit a > page and click "view source" in your browser I find it a feature that HTML doesn't regard whitespace and newlines as anything :) > To make that output code easier to track back to its originating > templates, > I'd like to surround each template's code with Hmm, I'll ask on the HTML::Template list and see if there aren't any best practices; Justin Simoni ...Continue Reading

> > ...Yelling? Is this from Pro Dada users who believe they've paid > you for > that particular privilege? > > ...Never mind. Rhetorical question. : No, but I state the changes are going to be made to the program well in advance, and then people get surprised and I tell them, "the changes were announced well in advance". And then people get irate stating that they need the new functionality of a new version, but the old functionality as well. Somehow, I become the bad guy :) > ...Continue Reading

Here are a few other questions I have about the templates before I do my second run-through/review of them: (1) Is a shortname limited to 8 characters, or to 16? "new_list_screen.tmpl" is a bit confused on the topic. (2) All three of the following attribute choices are currently in use: [with no method spec'd, this defaults to "get"] I don't know a thing about this...besides the fact that the W3C recommends/prefers . Is this something I should review/change while I'm in there, o ...Continue Reading

> I *do* like the tab indentation for the tmpl_if/tmpl_unless/tmpl_loop/ > tmpl_etc tags; it follows the convention used for all the rest of the > coding ...Spoken like a true programmer. :-) So this means you want the HTML snippets that are nested within those tags tabbed over as well? Okay, then. I have loosely related question here: The output code -- by which I mean, the source code you see when you visit a page and click "view source" in your browser -- is hard to read at the best of times, ...Continue Reading

> > [Shane wrote:] I removed the (now deprecated) "checklist" and > > "checkotherlist" functions from admin_js.tmpl > [Justin wrote:] I would continue to have those in, since there are some > plugins that still use that javascript function Ah, hadn't thought about plugins! I've now reinstated those functions in rev. 1.11 of admin_js.tmpl...but have marked (commented) them for deletion. Anyone who *does* need 'em in the meantime should *avoid* rev 1.10, and either move up or down ...Continue Reading

> tags, removed the (now deprecated) "checklist" and "checkotherlist" > functions from admin_js.tmpl and default_js.js, and re-edited > test_layout_screen.tmpl to suit. I would continue to have those in, since there are some plugins that still use that javascript function, even if it's not used in the main program. Although it's deprecated, there are still parts of Dada Mail outside of mail.cgi that may be using it; Same goes for, "$STYLE {default_submit}" and friends ...Continue Reading

> With minor exceptions, all the tags in the .tmpl files are > separated by line breaks, so: > > Is there an echo in here? OK, that's good, that's basically how I want it; > > ...So which will it be, J.? Change things back to the way they were > before, leave 'em as I have 'em now, or change 'em to follow the > "no-blank-lines-needed" convention? I like when the HTML::Template tags are in the comment format, like this: Instead of the shorthand: I also like the lowercase vers ...Continue Reading

Here's a summary of the changes I made to the templates' JavaScript over the past week: 1)   Following Justin's request on the test layout page, I replaced all remaining instances of:   <a href="javascript:checklist(foo)">   with:   <label>   tags, removed the (now deprecated) "checklist" and "checkotherlist" functions from admin_js.tmpl and default_js.js, and re-edited test_layout_screen.tmpl to suit. 2)   I replaced all instances of: & ...Continue Reading

Here's an "end-of-a-slow-work-week" update for you:   Inspired by the coding conventions doc Justin proposed, I've now done a once-over of all the template files in /dada/DADA/Template/templates/ to check their XHTML compliance. Had a nice little visit while I was there, too: made a couple of JavaScript tweaks along the way [which I'll summarize in a separate email], proofread some of the page content, and left behind a few comments for my next go-around.   At the same time, I also deci ...Continue Reading

unsuscribeCiment des Antilles S.A., CIMA wrote: Ciment des Antilles S.A., CIMA écrit: > I Want to unsuscribe Okay, I have done the first step for you. You will receive another email asking to confirm your unsubscription. You must click on the link to unsubscribe. D'accord, j'ai fait la première étape pour vous. Vous recevrez un autre email demandant à confirmer votre «unsubscription» (traduction: désabonnement?). Vous devez cliquer sur le lien à «unsubsc ...Continue Reading