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DocSet problems
Hi,
Two problems with DocSet:
1) http://perl.apache.org/release/docs/index.html
Even though all config.cfg files seem fine, the 1.0 os one gets the same
title as the 2.0 os one. I think this might be related to the fact that
they are similar and contain the same docset, win32. More than that, don't
know.
2) The Sitemap. You'll see that under "What is mod_perl?", it only lists
the Apache::Registry example. This is probably due to them all being
hidden, but I still think it should display them all.
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Re: DocSet problems
Posted by Stas Bekman <st...@stason.org>.
>> Well, then there's a bug because as I said the Apache::Registry
>> example (which is hidden) shows up, while the rest do not.
>
>
> true, that's the edge case bug. Will fix. Thanks for pointing it out.
fixed :)
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Re: DocSet problems
Posted by Stas Bekman <st...@stason.org>.
>>> 2) The Sitemap. You'll see that under "What is mod_perl?", it only
>>> lists the Apache::Registry example. This is probably due to them all
>>> being hidden, but I still think it should display them all.
>>
>>
>> That's how it works. Hidden objects are hidden. that's the idea.
>> Sitemap shouldn't disply hidden objects. e.g. it shouldn't display
>> 404.html.
>>
>> May be we need an intermediate type, for objects that get processed,
>> but not linked to index.html and menu but linked to sitemap, I don't
>> know...
>
>
> Well, then there's a bug because as I said the Apache::Registry example
> (which is hidden) shows up, while the rest do not.
true, that's the edge case bug. Will fix. Thanks for pointing it out.
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Re: DocSet problems
Posted by Per Einar Ellefsen <pe...@skynet.be>.
At 06:24 11.06.2002, Stas Bekman wrote:
>Per Einar Ellefsen wrote:
>>Hi,
>>Two problems with DocSet:
>>1) http://perl.apache.org/release/docs/index.html
>>Even though all config.cfg files seem fine, the 1.0 os one gets the same
>>title as the 2.0 os one. I think this might be related to the fact that
>>they are similar and contain the same docset, win32. More than that,
>>don't know.
>
>Each docset must have a unique id. We cannot rely on paths, because it's
>possible that the same docset is linked from different places.
>
>I've given each docset a unique name, should be fine now.
Ok, great, thank you.
>>2) The Sitemap. You'll see that under "What is mod_perl?", it only lists
>>the Apache::Registry example. This is probably due to them all being
>>hidden, but I still think it should display them all.
>
>That's how it works. Hidden objects are hidden. that's the idea. Sitemap
>shouldn't disply hidden objects. e.g. it shouldn't display 404.html.
>
>May be we need an intermediate type, for objects that get processed, but
>not linked to index.html and menu but linked to sitemap, I don't know...
Well, then there's a bug because as I said the Apache::Registry example
(which is hidden) shows up, while the rest do not.
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Re: DocSet problems
Posted by Stas Bekman <st...@stason.org>.
Per Einar Ellefsen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Two problems with DocSet:
> 1) http://perl.apache.org/release/docs/index.html
> Even though all config.cfg files seem fine, the 1.0 os one gets the
> same title as the 2.0 os one. I think this might be related to the fact
> that they are similar and contain the same docset, win32. More than
> that, don't know.
Each docset must have a unique id. We cannot rely on paths, because it's
possible that the same docset is linked from different places.
I've given each docset a unique name, should be fine now.
> 2) The Sitemap. You'll see that under "What is mod_perl?", it only lists
> the Apache::Registry example. This is probably due to them all being
> hidden, but I still think it should display them all.
That's how it works. Hidden objects are hidden. that's the idea. Sitemap
shouldn't disply hidden objects. e.g. it shouldn't display 404.html.
May be we need an intermediate type, for objects that get processed, but
not linked to index.html and menu but linked to sitemap, I don't know...
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