On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 11:13 AM, Eric Iverson <[email protected]> wrote: > jal 'not installed' works as expected for me in what I think are the > circumstances you describe. Perhaps you could give more details.
I just tried this again. I started jhs consol session I opened browser jhs session I upgraded jhs and base library in browser jhs session I exited the jhs console session I restarted jhs console session I pressed "not installed" button in browser jhs session nothing seemed to happen I switched to jijx window in browser jhs session, and saw: |value error: jev_jal_ | jev_jal_ 0 *** response not sent for jal *** html402 (leave page as is) sent I went to jal link again in browser jhs session "not installed" button worked when I revisited the page > I prefer jal in the menu over pacman or other short phrases I can > think of. None of them will make sense to someone who has > no backbround. But in that case you should go go help and > a quick browse will help. jal has the advantage of being the > app (url) name as are all the other standard link items. Ok. But I was not suggesting that the menu entry get a different name. I was suggesting that the menu entry get a tooltip. In other words, change: <a href="jal" class="jhml" onclick="return jmenuhide();" onblur="return jmenublur(event);" onfocus="return jmenufocus(event);" onkeyup="return jmenukeyup(event);" onkeydown="return jmenukeydown(event);" onkeypress="return jmenukeypress(event);">jal</a> to something like <a href="jal" class="jhml" onclick="return jmenuhide();" onblur="return jmenublur(event);" onfocus="return jmenufocus(event);" onkeyup="return jmenukeyup(event);" onkeydown="return jmenukeydown(event);" onkeypress="return jmenukeypress(event);" title="J Application Library">jal</a> You could also change the href if it is purely decorative. FYI, -- Raul ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
