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Hi Paul

Thanks for the feedback. About the select all/select none thing, I think
that to make that a one-click thing would be counter-intuitve. Compare
with functionality in hotmail/yahoo when deleting emails, etc etc. Maybe
the wording could be improved though.

About the preview thing, yes, this is functionality that I still need to
sort out. I plan to forward client (browser) cookies to the cgi
executable serverside. This wont work with IP-address-based
subscriptions (I saw these in the documentation, are they actually in
use?) but it will work with normal logged-in-with-a-password users.

You're welcome to the templates. I'll zip em up and send em in. There's
just an issue with the 'max-width' text columns that I want to resolve
still, check out the link on my http://del.icio.us/jdpipe/webservers.
Also an issue with text overrunning images, but Mugur's said he'll fix
this for me for version 2.3

I'll take a look at the subscription-access stuff now, I think.

Also, short URLS... printbox doesn't work with short URLs from Campsite
yet. Will have to fix this as well.

If you use a feed reader of some sort, I'd be pleased to hear how the
campsite RSS feeds work for you. I've only been able to test with
bloglines so far, all good. RSS 2.0.

JP

Paul Baranowski wrote:

>Wow, I love the site...so much better than what we have now. Please,
>may we have the templates? Smile

>
>Feedback for Printbox:
>1) "select all/select none" should not have to reload the window, just
>use javascript to do this.
>2) In "preview" it shows an article that is only viewable by paid
>subscribers...these articles should not be selectable if you arent a
>subscriber.
>
>- paul
>
>
>On 7/14/05, John Pye wrote:
>
>
>>Hi all
>>
>>I've got a bit further with my mockup campsite + RSS + printbox setup.
>>Please take a look if you get a chance,
>>http://campsite*jdpipe*dyndns*org/ (stars are dots)
>>
>>At the moment the printbox thing is only visible from the article pages.
>>And I have a problem with my article templates showing the subheads
>>wrongly in the printed versions.
>>
>>Also still trying to work out how I can get the entire document (not
>>just a sub-section) displayed in the printbox output.
>>
>>The RSS stuff I've re-implemented in RSS 2.0 with a bit of a PHP hack,
>>I'll send the code once I iron out a couple more wrinkles.
>>
>>Look forward to some comments,
>>
>>Cheers
>>JP
>>
>>
>
>
>

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Hi All,

Ana says her fastnews templates will be ready by tomorrow as well, so
perhaps we should go with those, or have two template sets (why not, after
all).

As for your questions regarding IP-based subscription, that is one of the
most useful/used features of Campsite. And pritnbox had better work for
those big buck subscribers Smile

Sava

John Pye
28/07/2005 08:56 AM
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Subject: Re: [campsite-dev] RSS & printbox

Hi Paul

Thanks for the feedback. About the select all/select none thing, I think
that to make that a one-click thing would be counter-intuitve. Compare
with functionality in hotmail/yahoo when deleting emails, etc etc. Maybe
the wording could be improved though.

About the preview thing, yes, this is functionality that I still need to
sort out. I plan to forward client (browser) cookies to the cgi
executable serverside. This wont work with IP-address-based
subscriptions (I saw these in the documentation, are they actually in
use?) but it will work with normal logged-in-with-a-password users.

You're welcome to the templates. I'll zip em up and send em in. There's
just an issue with the 'max-width' text columns that I want to resolve
still, check out the link on my http://del.icio.us/jdpipe/webservers.
Also an issue with text overrunning images, but Mugur's said he'll fix
this for me for version 2.3

I'll take a look at the subscription-access stuff now, I think.

Also, short URLS... printbox doesn't work with short URLs from Campsite
yet. Will have to fix this as well.

If you use a feed reader of some sort, I'd be pleased to hear how the
campsite RSS feeds work for you. I've only been able to test with
bloglines so far, all good. RSS 2.0.

JP

Paul Baranowski wrote:

>Wow, I love the site...so much better than what we have now. Please,
>may we have the templates? Smile

>
>Feedback for Printbox:
>1) "select all/select none" should not have to reload the window, just
>use javascript to do this.
>2) In "preview" it shows an article that is only viewable by paid
>subscribers...these articles should not be selectable if you arent a
>subscriber.
>
>- paul
>
>
>On 7/14/05, John Pye wrote:
>
>
>>Hi all
>>
>>I've got a bit further with my mockup campsite + RSS + printbox setup.
>>Please take a look if you get a chance,
>>http://campsite*jdpipe*dyndns*org/ (stars are dots)
>>
>>At the moment the printbox thing is only visible from the article pages.
>>And I have a problem with my article templates showing the subheads
>>wrongly in the printed versions.
>>
>>Also still trying to work out how I can get the entire document (not
>>just a sub-section) displayed in the printbox output.
>>
>>The RSS stuff I've re-implemented in RSS 2.0 with a bit of a PHP hack,
>>I'll send the code once I iron out a couple more wrinkles.
>>
>>Look forward to some comments,
>>
>>Cheers
>>JP
>>
>>
>
>
>

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Hi All,

Ana says her fastnews templates will be ready by tomorrow as well, so perhaps we should go with those, or have two template sets (why not, after all).

As for your questions regarding IP-based subscription, that is one of the most useful/used features of Campsite. And pritnbox had better work for those big buck subscribers Smile

Sava

John Pye <john@curioussymbols.com>

28/07/2005 08:56 AM

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To: campsite-dev@campware.org

cc:

Subject: Re: [campsite-dev] RSS & printbox

Hi Paul

Thanks for the feedback. About the select all/select none thing, I think

that to make that a one-click thing would be counter-intuitve. Compare

with functionality in hotmail/yahoo when deleting emails, etc etc. Maybe

the wording could be improved though.

About the preview thing, yes, this is functionality that I still need to

sort out. I plan to forward client (browser) cookies to the cgi

executable serverside. This wont work with IP-address-based

subscriptions (I saw these in the documentation, are they actually in

use?) but it will work with normal logged-in-with-a-password users.

You're welcome to the templates. I'll zip em up and send em in. There's

just an issue with the 'max-width' text columns that I want to resolve

still, check out the link on my http://del.icio.us/jdpipe/webservers.

Also an issue with text overrunning images, but Mugur's said he'll fix

this for me for version 2.3

I'll take a look at the subscription-access stuff now, I think.

Also, short URLS... printbox doesn't work with short URLs from Campsite

yet. Will have to fix this as well.

If you use a feed reader of some sort, I'd be pleased to hear how the

campsite RSS feeds work for you. I've only been able to test with

bloglines so far, all good. RSS 2.0.

JP

Paul Baranowski wrote:

>Wow, I love the site...so much better than what we have now. Please,

>may we have the templates? Smile

>

>Feedback for Printbox:

>1) "select all/select none" should not have to reload the window, just

>use javascript to do this.

>2) In "preview" it shows an article that is only viewable by paid

>subscribers...these articles should not be selectable if you arent a

>subscriber.

>

>- paul

>

>

>On 7/14/05, John Pye <john@curioussymbols.com> wrote:

>

>

>>Hi all

>>

>>I've got a bit further with my mockup campsite + RSS + printbox setup.

>>Please take a look if you get a chance,

>>http://campsite*jdpipe*dyndns*org/ (stars are dots)

>>

>>At the moment the printbox thing is only visible from the article pages.

>>And I have a problem with my article templates showing the subheads

>>wrongly in the printed versions.

>>

>>Also still trying to work out how I can get the entire document (not

>>just a sub-section) displayed in the printbox output.

>>

>>The RSS stuff I've re-implemented in RSS 2.0 with a bit of a PHP hack,

>>I'll send the code once I iron out a couple more wrinkles.

>>

>>Look forward to some comments,

>>

>>Cheers

>>JP

>>

>>

>

>

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IP-based subs: OK will look into it.

JP

sava.tatic@mdlf.org wrote:

>
> Hi All,
>
> Ana says her fastnews templates will be ready by tomorrow as well, so
> perhaps we should go with those, or have two template sets (why not,
> after all).
>
> As for your questions regarding IP-based subscription, that is one of
> the most useful/used features of Campsite. And pritnbox had better
> work for those big buck subscribers Smile

>
> Sava
>
>
>
> *John Pye *
>
> 28/07/2005 08:56 AM
> Please respond to campsite-dev
>
>
> To: campsite-dev@campware.org
> cc:
> Subject: Re: [campsite-dev] RSS & printbox
>
>
>
>
> Hi Paul
>
> Thanks for the feedback. About the select all/select none thing, I think
> that to make that a one-click thing would be counter-intuitve. Compare
> with functionality in hotmail/yahoo when deleting emails, etc etc. Maybe
> the wording could be improved though.
>
> About the preview thing, yes, this is functionality that I still need to
> sort out. I plan to forward client (browser) cookies to the cgi
> executable serverside. This wont work with IP-address-based
> subscriptions (I saw these in the documentation, are they actually in
> use?) but it will work with normal logged-in-with-a-password users.
>
> You're welcome to the templates. I'll zip em up and send em in. There's
> just an issue with the 'max-width' text columns that I want to resolve
> still, check out the link on my http://del.icio.us/jdpipe/webservers.
> Also an issue with text overrunning images, but Mugur's said he'll fix
> this for me for version 2.3
>
> I'll take a look at the subscription-access stuff now, I think.
>
> Also, short URLS... printbox doesn't work with short URLs from Campsite
> yet. Will have to fix this as well.
>
> If you use a feed reader of some sort, I'd be pleased to hear how the
> campsite RSS feeds work for you. I've only been able to test with
> bloglines so far, all good. RSS 2.0.
>
> JP
>
> Paul Baranowski wrote:
>
> >Wow, I love the site...so much better than what we have now. Please,
> >may we have the templates? Smile

> >
> >Feedback for Printbox:
> >1) "select all/select none" should not have to reload the window, just
> >use javascript to do this.
> >2) In "preview" it shows an article that is only viewable by paid
> >subscribers...these articles should not be selectable if you arent a
> >subscriber.
> >
> >- paul
> >
> >
> >On 7/14/05, John Pye wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Hi all
> >>
> >>I've got a bit further with my mockup campsite + RSS + printbox setup.
> >>Please take a look if you get a chance,
> >>http://campsite*jdpipe*dyndns*org/ (stars are dots)
> >>
> >>At the moment the printbox thing is only visible from the article pages.
> >>And I have a problem with my article templates showing the subheads
> >>wrongly in the printed versions.
> >>
> >>Also still trying to work out how I can get the entire document (not
> >>just a sub-section) displayed in the printbox output.
> >>
> >>The RSS stuff I've re-implemented in RSS 2.0 with a bit of a PHP hack,
> >>I'll send the code once I iron out a couple more wrinkles.
> >>
> >>Look forward to some comments,
> >>
> >>Cheers
> >>JP
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>

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Hi Sava,

I don't know if releasing the print box together with 2.3.0 on Monday is
realistic: in case John needs my help with Campsite he's stuck, because I just
have enough time to finish my 2.3.0 tasks. Anything else will have to wait. I
still have a pending email from John regarding the print box waiting for my
answer.

John, sorry for the delay, I promice I'll answer your emails asap once we
release 2.3.0.

Mugur

--- sava.tatic@mdlf.org wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Ana says her fastnews templates will be ready by tomorrow as well, so
> perhaps we should go with those, or have two template sets (why not, after
> all).
>
> As for your questions regarding IP-based subscription, that is one of the
> most useful/used features of Campsite. And pritnbox had better work for
> those big buck subscribers Smile

>
> Sava
>
>
>
>
> John Pye
> 28/07/2005 08:56 AM
> Please respond to campsite-dev
>
>
> To: campsite-dev@campware.org
> cc:
> Subject: Re: [campsite-dev] RSS & printbox
>
>
> Hi Paul
>
> Thanks for the feedback. About the select all/select none thing, I think
> that to make that a one-click thing would be counter-intuitve. Compare
> with functionality in hotmail/yahoo when deleting emails, etc etc. Maybe
> the wording could be improved though.
>
> About the preview thing, yes, this is functionality that I still need to
> sort out. I plan to forward client (browser) cookies to the cgi
> executable serverside. This wont work with IP-address-based
> subscriptions (I saw these in the documentation, are they actually in
> use?) but it will work with normal logged-in-with-a-password users.
>
> You're welcome to the templates. I'll zip em up and send em in. There's
> just an issue with the 'max-width' text columns that I want to resolve
> still, check out the link on my http://del.icio.us/jdpipe/webservers.
> Also an issue with text overrunning images, but Mugur's said he'll fix
> this for me for version 2.3
>
> I'll take a look at the subscription-access stuff now, I think.
>
> Also, short URLS... printbox doesn't work with short URLs from Campsite
> yet. Will have to fix this as well.
>
> If you use a feed reader of some sort, I'd be pleased to hear how the
> campsite RSS feeds work for you. I've only been able to test with
> bloglines so far, all good. RSS 2.0.
>
> JP
>
> Paul Baranowski wrote:
>
> >Wow, I love the site...so much better than what we have now. Please,
> >may we have the templates? Smile

> >
> >Feedback for Printbox:
> >1) "select all/select none" should not have to reload the window, just
> >use javascript to do this.
> >2) In "preview" it shows an article that is only viewable by paid
> >subscribers...these articles should not be selectable if you arent a
> >subscriber.
> >
> >- paul
> >
> >
> >On 7/14/05, John Pye wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Hi all
> >>
> >>I've got a bit further with my mockup campsite + RSS + printbox setup.
> >>Please take a look if you get a chance,
> >>http://campsite*jdpipe*dyndns*org/ (stars are dots)
> >>
> >>At the moment the printbox thing is only visible from the article pages.
> >>And I have a problem with my article templates showing the subheads
> >>wrongly in the printed versions.
> >>
> >>Also still trying to work out how I can get the entire document (not
> >>just a sub-section) displayed in the printbox output.
> >>
> >>The RSS stuff I've re-implemented in RSS 2.0 with a bit of a PHP hack,
> >>I'll send the code once I iron out a couple more wrinkles.
> >>
> >>Look forward to some comments,
> >>
> >>Cheers
> >>JP

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You are probably right, but I would still like to release it this coming
week, following the official release of 2.3.0 on Monday.

Sava

Mugur Rus
29/07/2005 07:29 AM
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To: campsite-dev@campware.org
cc:
Subject: Re: [campsite-dev] RSS & printbox

Hi Sava,

I don't know if releasing the print box together with 2.3.0 on Monday is
realistic: in case John needs my help with Campsite he's stuck, because I
just
have enough time to finish my 2.3.0 tasks. Anything else will have to
wait. I
still have a pending email from John regarding the print box waiting for
my
answer.

John, sorry for the delay, I promice I'll answer your emails asap once we
release 2.3.0.

Mugur

--- sava.tatic@mdlf.org wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Ana says her fastnews templates will be ready by tomorrow as well, so
> perhaps we should go with those, or have two template sets (why not,
after
> all).
>
> As for your questions regarding IP-based subscription, that is one of
the
> most useful/used features of Campsite. And pritnbox had better work for
> those big buck subscribers Smile

>
> Sava
>
>
>
>
> John Pye
> 28/07/2005 08:56 AM
> Please respond to campsite-dev
>
>
> To: campsite-dev@campware.org
> cc:
> Subject: Re: [campsite-dev] RSS & printbox
>
>
> Hi Paul
>
> Thanks for the feedback. About the select all/select none thing, I think
> that to make that a one-click thing would be counter-intuitve. Compare
> with functionality in hotmail/yahoo when deleting emails, etc etc. Maybe
> the wording could be improved though.
>
> About the preview thing, yes, this is functionality that I still need to
> sort out. I plan to forward client (browser) cookies to the cgi
> executable serverside. This wont work with IP-address-based
> subscriptions (I saw these in the documentation, are they actually in
> use?) but it will work with normal logged-in-with-a-password users.
>
> You're welcome to the templates. I'll zip em up and send em in. There's
> just an issue with the 'max-width' text columns that I want to resolve
> still, check out the link on my http://del.icio.us/jdpipe/webservers.
> Also an issue with text overrunning images, but Mugur's said he'll fix
> this for me for version 2.3
>
> I'll take a look at the subscription-access stuff now, I think.
>
> Also, short URLS... printbox doesn't work with short URLs from Campsite
> yet. Will have to fix this as well.
>
> If you use a feed reader of some sort, I'd be pleased to hear how the
> campsite RSS feeds work for you. I've only been able to test with
> bloglines so far, all good. RSS 2.0.
>
> JP
>
> Paul Baranowski wrote:
>
> >Wow, I love the site...so much better than what we have now. Please,
> >may we have the templates? Smile

> >
> >Feedback for Printbox:
> >1) "select all/select none" should not have to reload the window, just
> >use javascript to do this.
> >2) In "preview" it shows an article that is only viewable by paid
> >subscribers...these articles should not be selectable if you arent a
> >subscriber.
> >
> >- paul
> >
> >
> >On 7/14/05, John Pye wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Hi all
> >>
> >>I've got a bit further with my mockup campsite + RSS + printbox setup.
> >>Please take a look if you get a chance,
> >>http://campsite*jdpipe*dyndns*org/ (stars are dots)
> >>
> >>At the moment the printbox thing is only visible from the article
pages.
> >>And I have a problem with my article templates showing the subheads
> >>wrongly in the printed versions.
> >>
> >>Also still trying to work out how I can get the entire document (not
> >>just a sub-section) displayed in the printbox output.
> >>
> >>The RSS stuff I've re-implemented in RSS 2.0 with a bit of a PHP hack,
> >>I'll send the code once I iron out a couple more wrinkles.
> >>
> >>Look forward to some comments,
> >>
> >>Cheers
> >>JP

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You are probably right, but I would still like to release it this coming week, following the official release of 2.3.0 on Monday.

Sava

Mugur Rus <mugur1973@yahoo.com>

29/07/2005 07:29 AM

Please respond to campsite-dev

To: campsite-dev@campware.org

cc:

Subject: Re: [campsite-dev] RSS & printbox

Hi Sava,

I don't know if releasing the print box together with 2.3.0 on Monday is

realistic: in case John needs my help with Campsite he's stuck, because I just

have enough time to finish my 2.3.0 tasks. Anything else will have to wait. I

still have a pending email from John regarding the print box waiting for my

answer.

John, sorry for the delay, I promice I'll answer your emails asap once we

release 2.3.0.

Mugur

--- sava.tatic@mdlf.org wrote:

> Hi All,

>

> Ana says her fastnews templates will be ready by tomorrow as well, so

> perhaps we should go with those, or have two template sets (why not, after

> all).

>

> As for your questions regarding IP-based subscription, that is one of the

> most useful/used features of Campsite. And pritnbox had better work for

> those big buck subscribers Smile

>

> Sava

>

>

>

>

> John Pye <john@curioussymbols.com>

> 28/07/2005 08:56 AM

> Please respond to campsite-dev

>

>

> To: campsite-dev@campware.org

> cc:

> Subject: Re: [campsite-dev] RSS & printbox

>

>

> Hi Paul

>

> Thanks for the feedback. About the select all/select none thing, I think

> that to make that a one-click thing would be counter-intuitve. Compare

> with functionality in hotmail/yahoo when deleting emails, etc etc. Maybe

> the wording could be improved though.

>

> About the preview thing, yes, this is functionality that I still need to

> sort out. I plan to forward client (browser) cookies to the cgi

> executable serverside. This wont work with IP-address-based

> subscriptions (I saw these in the documentation, are they actually in

> use?) but it will work with normal logged-in-with-a-password users.

>

> You're welcome to the templates. I'll zip em up and send em in. There's

> just an issue with the 'max-width' text columns that I want to resolve

> still, check out the link on my http://del.icio.us/jdpipe/webservers.

> Also an issue with text overrunning images, but Mugur's said he'll fix

> this for me for version 2.3

>

> I'll take a look at the subscription-access stuff now, I think.

>

> Also, short URLS... printbox doesn't work with short URLs from Campsite

> yet. Will have to fix this as well.

>

> If you use a feed reader of some sort, I'd be pleased to hear how the

> campsite RSS feeds work for you. I've only been able to test with

> bloglines so far, all good. RSS 2.0.

>

> JP

>

> Paul Baranowski wrote:

>

> >Wow, I love the site...so much better than what we have now. Please,

> >may we have the templates? Smile

> >

> >Feedback for Printbox:

> >1) "select all/select none" should not have to reload the window, just

> >use javascript to do this.

> >2) In "preview" it shows an article that is only viewable by paid

> >subscribers...these articles should not be selectable if you arent a

> >subscriber.

> >

> >- paul

> >

> >

> >On 7/14/05, John Pye <john@curioussymbols.com> wrote:

> >

> >

> >>Hi all

> >>

> >>I've got a bit further with my mockup campsite + RSS + printbox setup.

> >>Please take a look if you get a chance,

> >>http://campsite*jdpipe*dyndns*org/ (stars are dots)

> >>

> >>At the moment the printbox thing is only visible from the article pages.

> >>And I have a problem with my article templates showing the subheads

> >>wrongly in the printed versions.

> >>

> >>Also still trying to work out how I can get the entire document (not

> >>just a sub-section) displayed in the printbox output.

> >>

> >>The RSS stuff I've re-implemented in RSS 2.0 with a bit of a PHP hack,

> >>I'll send the code once I iron out a couple more wrinkles.

> >>

> >>Look forward to some comments,

> >>

> >>Cheers

> >>JP

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