Yes I think I like the inline MD5 and PGP links better I fixed the breadcrumbs.js script to ignore any query string portion in rendering the breadcrumbs
Rob On 17/12/2013 11:51, "Andy Seaborne" <[email protected]> wrote: >On 16/12/13 13:18, Andy Seaborne wrote: >> On 16/12/13 11:13, Rob Vesse wrote: >>> Some of you may have noticed from the flood of emails to the commits >>>list >>> that I've been making some changes to how downloads are managed on the >>> Jena >>> website. >>> >>> I noticed some chatter on other project lists and JIRA about >>> Infrastructure >>> cracking down on projects that were incorrectly linking directly to >>> dist.apache.org for their releases and while we haven't been brought >>> to task >>> yet I realised that we are one of the guilty projects. >>> >>> Therefore I've reworked the downloads page to use the Apache mirroring >>> script so /download/index.mdtext now becomes the template for the >>> download >>> page and the new /download/index.cgi invokes an ASF Infra provided >>>script >>> which processes that page and produces the actual download page >>>directing >>> people to download via the mirrors rather than directly from >>> dist.apache.org >>> >>> One side effect of this was that I had to change any links to the >>> download >>> page to explicitly reference /download/index.cgi rather than >>> /download/index.html or just /download/ (as otherwise the ASF servers >>> pick >>> index.html) and index.html now contains broken links because you are >>> displaying the template which doesn't have the mirror information >>> inserted. >>> If you need to link to the download page in future please ensure you >>> reference index.cgi rather than index.html >>> >>> Rob >> >> Rob, >> >> Thanks for doing this. Much better. >> >> I fixed some links for the source sigs and duplicate Fuseki. >> >> Shall I turn the PGP and MD5 into inline items so it looks like: >> >> * apache-jena-2.11.0.tar.gz (PGP, MD5) >> >> (Just saving on vertical space.) >> >> The indent on the maven fragment being one, not two as it clearly is in >> the mdtext (and other pages) is currently defeating me. >> >> Andy >> > >I've put in the links as inline (PGP, MD5), rather than a bullet point >list. Tell me if you think it's better or worse. > >One problem I'm noticing is that the breadcrumbs go wild when you change >the mirror. e.g. > >DOWNLOAD / INDEX.CGI?PREFERRED=HTTP%3A%2F%2FAPACHE.MIRROR.ANLX.NET%2F > > Andy >
