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I just wanted to give an update on the status of the HTMLarea
integration so far. I've implemented "subheads" and "campsite internal
links". The way I did it is to use HTML in the editor which gets
transformed into campsite template tags when they are saved, and
reverse-transformed when the article is loaded.

Subheads are implemented as:

Title of New Page

Which gets transformed into:

Title of New Page

when it is saved.

Campsite internal links has a popup like before. In the editor, the
link is represented as:

href="campsite_internal_link?IdPublication=1&IdLanguage=1&NrIssue=2">My
Link

Which gets transformed into:

My Link EndLink>

when it is saved.

I've checked in this code to CVS - all you developers out there should
give it a try. The subhead icon is the blue square, and the internal
link icon is the green house. (By the way, I need 16x16 icons for this
stuff)

- Paul

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Hi Paul,

Good to see the progress with HTMLarea. I have a couple of questions I
wanted to ask:

1) Are the changes we're making going to allow for the HTMLarea
community's updates? I'd hate for you (and us) to be stuck in a
development cul-de-sac with our development.

2) When we're done customizing HTMLarea, how will we present it back to
the HTMLarea community? You think there's any chance of their community
taking up your changes?

doug

Paul Baranowski
10/12/2004 11:06 PM
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To: campsite-dev@campware.org
cc:
Subject: [campsite-dev] HTMLArea update

I just wanted to give an update on the status of the HTMLarea
integration so far. I've implemented "subheads" and "campsite internal
links". The way I did it is to use HTML in the editor which gets
transformed into campsite template tags when they are saved, and
reverse-transformed when the article is loaded.

Subheads are implemented as:

Title of New Page

Which gets transformed into:

Title of New Page

when it is saved.

Campsite internal links has a popup like before. In the editor, the
link is represented as:

href="campsite_internal_link?IdPublication=1&IdLanguage=1&NrIssue=2">My
Link

Which gets transformed into:

My Link EndLink>

when it is saved.

I've checked in this code to CVS - all you developers out there should
give it a try. The subhead icon is the blue square, and the internal
link icon is the green house. (By the way, I need 16x16 icons for this
stuff)

- Paul

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Hi Paul,

Good to see the progress with HTMLarea. I have a couple of questions I wanted to ask:

1) Are the changes we're making going to allow for the HTMLarea community's updates? I'd hate for you (and us) to be stuck in a development cul-de-sac with our development.

2) When we're done customizing HTMLarea, how will we present it back to the HTMLarea community? You think there's any chance of their community taking up your changes?

doug

Paul Baranowski <paul@paulbaranowski.org>

10/12/2004 11:06 PM

Please respond to campsite-dev

To: campsite-dev@campware.org

cc:

Subject: [campsite-dev] HTMLArea update

I just wanted to give an update on the status of the HTMLarea

integration so far. I've implemented "subheads" and "campsite internal

links". The way I did it is to use HTML in the editor which gets

transformed into campsite template tags when they are saved, and

reverse-transformed when the article is loaded.

Subheads are implemented as:

<span class="campsite_subhead">Title of New Page</span>

Which gets transformed into:

<!** Title>Title of New Page<!** EndTitle>

when it is saved.

Campsite internal links has a popup like before. In the editor, the

link is represented as:

<a

href="campsite_internal_link?IdPublication=1&IdLanguage=1&NrIssue=2">My

Link</a>

Which gets transformed into:

<!** Link Internal IdPublication=1&IdLanguage=1&NrIssue=2>My Link<!**

EndLink>

when it is saved.

I've checked in this code to CVS - all you developers out there should

give it a try. The subhead icon is the blue square, and the internal

link icon is the green house. (By the way, I need 16x16 icons for this

stuff)

- Paul

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Hey Paul

Sounds like good work. About the headings though, is there a reason why
you didn't just use the

and/or

tags for subhead and/or head?
That would presumably result in a more intuitive appearance of the text
while actually doing the editing?

JP

Paul Baranowski wrote:

> I just wanted to give an update on the status of the HTMLarea
> integration so far. I've implemented "subheads" and "campsite
> internal links". The way I did it is to use HTML in the editor which
> gets transformed into campsite template tags when they are saved, and
> reverse-transformed when the article is loaded.
>
> Subheads are implemented as:
>
> Title of New Page
>
> Which gets transformed into:
>
> Title of New Page
>
> when it is saved.
>
> Campsite internal links has a popup like before. In the editor, the
> link is represented as:
>
> > href="campsite_internal_link?IdPublication=1&IdLanguage=1&NrIssue=2">My
> Link
>
> Which gets transformed into:
>
> My Link > EndLink>
>
> when it is saved.
>
> I've checked in this code to CVS - all you developers out there should
> give it a try. The subhead icon is the blue square, and the internal
> link icon is the green house. (By the way, I need 16x16 icons for
> this stuff)
>
> - Paul
>
>

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John,

We don't want to attach any formatting to the subheads by default. They are
internal tags used by the Campsite parser to paginate an article. So the
question is how do we visually identify them.

Paul, would it be possible to install your changes on a test instance so
that the non-CVS crowd among us could see it in action and comment?

Sava

John Pye
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10/13/04 07:18 AM
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campsite-dev

Hey Paul

Sounds like good work. About the headings though, is there a reason why
you didn't just use the

and/or

tags for subhead and/or head?
That would presumably result in a more intuitive appearance of the text
while actually doing the editing?

JP

Paul Baranowski wrote:

> I just wanted to give an update on the status of the HTMLarea
> integration so far. I've implemented "subheads" and "campsite
> internal links". The way I did it is to use HTML in the editor which
> gets transformed into campsite template tags when they are saved, and
> reverse-transformed when the article is loaded.
>
> Subheads are implemented as:
>
> Title of New Page
>
> Which gets transformed into:
>
> Title of New Page
>
> when it is saved.
>
> Campsite internal links has a popup like before. In the editor, the
> link is represented as:
>
> > href="campsite_internal_link?IdPublication=1&IdLanguage=1&NrIssue=2">My
> Link
>
> Which gets transformed into:
>
> My Link > EndLink>
>
> when it is saved.
>
> I've checked in this code to CVS - all you developers out there should
> give it a try. The subhead icon is the blue square, and the internal
> link icon is the green house. (By the way, I need 16x16 icons for
> this stuff)
>
> - Paul
>
>

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There are only a few changes I've made to the core package - fixing some small bugs, some of which I have already posted to the forums. Most of the changes, though, are plugins in a separate file. Our changes are entirely campsite-specific so I dont think too many people will care about them except for example purposes. There is one somewhat larger change that needs to be made to HTMLArea in order to make it a better user experience, which I intend to take up with the developers soon. The quirk is that when a popup appears, it first appears as a little box and then it resizes and centers itself in the middle of the screen. It should be possible to just popup the window in the center without all the crazy effects. - Paul

Douglas.Arellanes@mdlf.org wrote:
cite="midOF9A0B6B0A.FD150704-ONC1256F2C.00193D1B-C1256F2C.00197571@mdlf.org"
type="cite">

Hi Paul,

Good to see the progress with
HTMLarea. I have a couple of questions I wanted to ask:

1) Are the changes we're making
going to allow for the HTMLarea community's updates? I'd hate for you
(and us) to be stuck in a development cul-de-sac with our development.

2) When we're done customizing
HTMLarea, how will we present it back to the HTMLarea community? You
think there's any chance of their community taking up your changes?

doug

Paul Baranowski
<paul@paulbaranowski.org>

10/12/2004 11:06 PM

Please respond to campsite-dev

To:
campsite-dev@campware.org

cc:

Subject:
[campsite-dev] HTMLArea update

I just wanted to give an update on
the status of the HTMLarea

integration so far. I've implemented "subheads" and "campsite internal

links". The way I did it is to use HTML in the editor which gets

transformed into campsite template tags when they are saved, and

reverse-transformed when the article is loaded.

Subheads are implemented as:

<span class="campsite_subhead">Title of New Page</span>

Which gets transformed into:

<!** Title>Title of New Page<!** EndTitle>

when it is saved.

Campsite internal links has a popup like before. In the editor, the

link is represented as:

<a

href="campsite_internal_link?IdPublication=1&IdLanguage=1&NrIssue=2">My

Link</a>

Which gets transformed into:

<!** Link Internal
IdPublication=1&IdLanguage=1&NrIssue=2>My Link<!**

EndLink>

when it is saved.

I've checked in this code to CVS - all you developers out there should

give it a try. The subhead icon is the blue square, and the internal

link icon is the green house. (By the way, I need 16x16 icons for this

stuff)

- Paul

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With this approach we can make the subhead have any visual appearance we
want. Right now, subheads appear with a dashed grey border around
them. The great thing is that this can be changed for each campsite
instance if someone does like the style. To change the style, you just
have to edit a CSS file.

- Paul

John Pye wrote:

> Hey Paul
>
> Sounds like good work. About the headings though, is there a reason
> why you didn't just use the

and/or

tags for subhead and/or
> head? That would presumably result in a more intuitive appearance of
> the text while actually doing the editing?
>
> JP
>
> Paul Baranowski wrote:
>
>> I just wanted to give an update on the status of the HTMLarea
>> integration so far. I've implemented "subheads" and "campsite
>> internal links". The way I did it is to use HTML in the editor which
>> gets transformed into campsite template tags when they are saved, and
>> reverse-transformed when the article is loaded.
>>
>> Subheads are implemented as:
>>
>> Title of New Page
>>
>> Which gets transformed into:
>>
>> Title of New Page
>>
>> when it is saved.
>>
>> Campsite internal links has a popup like before. In the editor, the
>> link is represented as:
>>
>> >> href="campsite_internal_link?IdPublication=1&IdLanguage=1&NrIssue=2">My
>> Link
>>
>> Which gets transformed into:
>>
>> My Link >> EndLink>
>>
>> when it is saved.
>>
>> I've checked in this code to CVS - all you developers out there
>> should give it a try. The subhead icon is the blue square, and the
>> internal link icon is the green house. (By the way, I need 16x16
>> icons for this stuff)
>>
>> - Paul
>>
>>
>

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It would be great to have a test campsite server showing the latest CVS changes. Do we have a server to set this up on? Can someone else do this? I am horribly bad at trying to install campsite, I've never managed to do it without lots of help from mugur. - Paul

sava.tatic@mdlf.org wrote:
cite="midOF05202145.209BC4D8-ONC1256F2C.0031F74D-C1256F2C.00324076@mdlf.org"
type="cite">

John,



We don't want to attach any formatting to the subheads by default. They are

internal tags used by the Campsite parser to paginate an article. So the

question is how do we visually identify them.



Paul, would it be possible to install your changes on a test instance so

that the non-CVS crowd among us could see it in action and comment?



Sava





                                                                                                                                     

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Hey Paul



Sounds like good work. About the headings though, is there a reason why

you didn't just use the <h1> and/or <h2> tags for subhead and/or head?

That would presumably result in a more intuitive appearance of the text

while actually doing the editing?



JP



Paul Baranowski wrote:

I just wanted to give an update on the status of the HTMLarea

integration so far.  I've implemented "subheads" and "campsite

internal links".  The way I did it is to use HTML in the editor which

gets transformed into campsite template tags when they are saved, and

reverse-transformed when the article is loaded.



Subheads are implemented as:



<span class="campsite_subhead">Title of New Page</span>



Which gets transformed into:



<!** Title>Title of New Page<!** EndTitle>



when it is saved.



Campsite internal links has a popup like before.  In the editor, the

link is represented as:



<a

href="campsite_internal_link?IdPublication=1&IdLanguage=1&NrIssue=2">My

Link</a>



Which gets transformed into:



<!** Link Internal IdPublication=1&IdLanguage=1&NrIssue=2>My Link<!**

EndLink>



when it is saved.



I've checked in this code to CVS - all you developers out there should

give it a try.  The subhead icon is the blue square, and the internal

link icon is the green house.  (By the way, I need 16x16 icons for

this stuff)



- Paul

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