On 12/01/05 15:39 -0600, Todd Ross wrote: > Marius Kjeldahl wrote: > >I've written my own theme which I use on a kwiki. Not sure whether this > >stuff happened with 0.36 or earlier, but every time I update the kwiki > >with "kwiki -update", it seems the kwiki adds a "Deny from all" > >.htaccess file in the ./theme directory. The result of this is that my > >theme css file (located in ./theme/themename/css/kwiki.css) is > >unreadable. I've tried removing it, but everytime the kwiki is updated, > >it gets put back in. As far as I can see my theme css file does not get > >copied anywhere else either, so I guess this looks like a bug. > > > >Am I the only one have theme problems? > > I just distribute a .htaccess file with my css that overrides the parent > Deny from all. I do the same thing for images.
FYI, I've removed the Kwiki::Htaccess from core Kwiki. So the easy answer to your question, Todd, is to remove Kwiki::Htaccess from your plugins file. While I think .htaccess files are incredibly useful, it assumes that you are using Apache, and my module was not smart/configurable enough. So it is gone for now. I expect to see it resurface as a plugin in the future. Cheers, Brian
