I haven't forgot about the html page :-) Is there anyway we could do frames for the page? I am thinking something along these lines: (frame1) Linuxconf Ver %s1 ===================================================================== (frame2) | (frame3) <Networking> | <User Accounts> | Welcome to Linuxconf Ver %s1 <File Systems> | <Boot Mode> | <Control Panel> | <Control Files> | [Pictures of Penguins] <Logs> | <Date & Time> | <Features> | <System State> | <Special Entries To Linuxconf> <Activate Config>| [Kool Logo] [Kool Logo] Where the === and | shows the different frames. Everything in <> is a link. Clicking on any of the links in frame2 would bring up authentication (if you weren't already authenticated) and produce the correct menu in frame3. This would mean basically that 4 pages would have to be served from http://yourserver.com:98 instead of 1 as before, and that any link within Linuxconf would have to have target='frame3' added to the link. The "Special Entries To Linuxconf" link would break out of frames, since that user probably doesn't need all of the links. This would make the http interface sort of like the treemenu interface in X. Whaddaya think? Dale > On Wed, 9 Dec 1998, Dale Lovelace wrote: > > > <SNIP> The mailing list won't let you quote more than X number of lines, so I am having to resend this. Is that really necesary???? > > > Any artist out there ? > > > > > > > I'll whip you something up Jacques. While I am drawing, do you need > > any more icon for the X version? > > Yes, we always need icons. We may also need mini-icons for the treemenu. > This is part of the GUI protocol, but so far, we have not pushed that > much. - - ////// ( o o ) ___ *---------oOO-----O-----OOo---------* / .\ | -= Dale Lovelace =- | \ \/ | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | / / | Coordinator : Red Hat Beta Team | \_\__ *-----Live, Love, Learn, Linux!-----* --- You are currently subscribed to linuxconf as: [[email protected]] To unsubscribe, forward this message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
