Structure of our websites (in CVS + on the servers)

Fri Oct 11 15:12:17 UTC 2002

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On Friday 11 October 2002 13:11, Nicolas Goutte wrote:
> If these changes have to be done, I would like:
> - that the history of the files are preserved. So someone with enough karma
> (Stephan Kulow, David Faure or Waldo Bastian) should move the files
> directly in the CVS server and not by CVS.
will be done that way, I only collect the dirs I want to move and let david 
move them.

> - if we have common templates, the template should not limit the width of
> tables like the current ones. (Problem for the KOffice filter status pages
> and (I suppose) for the I18N team page.)
that is allready there ;) (even with the current alpha templates

> - still for the common templates: have templates for files with must have
> <html> and </html> in them instead of in the templates. I have to do it for
> XSLT generated status files for KOffice's filters, so I have created my own
> headers. (Sure, XSLT would allow to generate text files instead of XML, but
> those XSLT templates are nightmares as any linefeed is found again in the
> generated file. Or you make such XSLT templates unfriendly for developers
> and for CVS.)
perhaps we could add some special templates for that stuff or fix the standard 
templates to be able to handle that on request if you set some php vars, but 
don't think that is top priority

>
> Please CC me! Thank you in advance!
>
> Have a nice day/evening/night!
>
> >List:     kde-core-devel
> >Subject:  Structure of our websites (in CVS + on the servers)
>
> From:     Christoph Cullmann <crossfire at babylon2k.de>
>
> >Date:     2002-10-09 19:10:23
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> >Hi,
> >overlooking the current mess in www + the mass of *.kde.org domains (some
> >have
> >even own cvs modules) I would like to know if it wouldn't be possible to
> >clean that up a "bit". ;)
> >
> >My proposal would be:
> >
> >a) move the applications homepages to www/apps/"appname" + make the
> >"appname".kde.org domains pointing to that + create a index in www/apps
> > which shows what application are around there with links
> >
> >b) move ALL *.kde.org subdomains into www/areas/"areaname" + make the
> >"areaname".kde.org domains pointing to that (and again index)
> >
> >c) move ALL internationalisation pages to www/i18n/?? (or
> >www/international/?? or even seperated www-?? modules)
> >
> >d) let all this pages (after we have our new design ready + xhtml conform)
> >use
> >the templates located at www/templates to get one corporate identity look
> > for the whole kde web sites (but that is AFTER we have done the first
> > hard restructuring)
> >
> >e) use <base href="http://www.kde.org"> (and let the *.kde.org domains not
> >change the docroot, only redirect them to the given subdirs, which will
> > make links consistent to the base url, which might be set different (like
> > www.kde.?? for the translated websites which will get a document root set
> > to www/international/?? or www/i18n/??)
> >
> >Would that be possible ?
> >
> >BTW., would be nice to get a common suffix for the pages that are written
> > in php, should we use .html (as now on www.kde.org) or the more comment
> > .php suffix (if .php should be it, please change that the server accepts
> > index.php), the includes will get .inc.
> >
> >P.S.
> >Please constructive answers, no flames ;P
> >This mail goes to kde-core-devel + kde-www and the sysadmin(s), please
> > feel free to forward to any other people involved in the www stuff.
> >
> >cu
> >Christoph
>
> - --
> Christoph "Crossfire" Cullmann
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Christoph Cullmann
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