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on 12/7/99 10:11 PM, Travis Low <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Ouch, the words 'copy' and 'paste', especially when used together, tend
>> to make me cringe... Would it be terribly hard to write a migration
>> script? This would, after all, be very useful to potential futuer
>> users.
>
> Could the script also massage the information? It might be useful to
> summarize, sort, weed, etc.
Write it to do whatever you want!
> I have done exactly that with the page at
> http://java.apache.org/faq/fom-serve/cache/222.html. jon, if you could
> kindly delete the second record? I resubmitted it when I discovered that
> (1) lines are not wrapped, and (2) there is no "delete" or "edit" link.
> After that, I wrapped all answers at 70 characters or fewer -- I suggest
> everyone do the same.
You can delete stuff from the Jyve FAQ. Edit the answer and delete it. Cool
thing is that stuff isn't actually ever deleted...it is just marked as
deleted and not shown. ;-)
select * from topic where deleted='N';
;-)
Someday, someone can build an admin interface to either completely delete
something and/or show deleted messages.
> jon, if you're happy with the conversion, then I suggest you replace
> the source page with an appropriate redirect page.
You know what? I'm so tired of the Perl FAQ-O-Matic, I think that people
should just get used to this new stuff and that is it.
> I'm not quite in a position to do development yet, so where shall I send
> bug reports/enhancement requests to? Right off the bat, I'd like to see
> the entry form default to plain text, and I'd dump the Mac guy to conserve
> vertical real estate.
Sorry, but future feature enhancements MUST come as code. With regards to
HTML/Plain, I think that this should be a user preference. This is something
really easy to add with Turbine (see TurbineUser.setPerm()). As for the Mac
guy...no way am I dumping him. He is a warning message and I like him.
> jon, why are you "jon *"? Rhymes with dawnstar.
because I can see my own postings better. ;-)
-jon
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