On 7/10/07, Don Hamilton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you. I have been doing some hunting, and have found some of that code. I was sort of hoping for a bit of a roadmap. Dan Scott had asked once if I was using the version with the skins (I am now) and I had hoped there might be a 'getting started' file somewhere. In the meantime, does the svn repository actually have a "opac/extra/jacket/large" directory somewhere? I can't find it here, either in my production files or in the svn source tree trunk. I wonder if it got lost over the move from cvs?
This, depending on the added content source, is a virtual location served either by a proxy-pass directive or a mod_perl application. IIRC, there should be an example for using Amazon in the docs, but I honestly don't know exactly where. Bill or Dan (Scott)?
And finally, for this missive at least... How do I replace 'Example Consortium' in the display? I did find actor.org_unit in the database, and with some manual sql updated it a bit.... but even after a reboot, there was no effect...
You'll need to run the autogen.sh script whenever you change org units (or a few other things). That will regenerate the static content that's used to build many UIs. You should have a set of CGIs available at http://localhost/cgi-bin/config.cgi (adjusted for your host, of course) that will help you configure the org unit tree and the user group tree, among other things. There is also a Django-based admin module in the works. Hope that helps... --miker
don (puzzled in canada) >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 7/10/2007 11:18:56 AM >>> Don Hamilton said the following on 07/09/2007 01:17 PM: > Hi all. > > Now that I am reasonably successfully running an ebooks database, I'd > like to start customizing my displays, please. > > http://open-ils.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=evergreen-admin:customizations:opac is > yet to be written, sigh ;{. Can anyone get me started on making > http://tamarak.wlu.ca looking more like http://library.wlu.ca, please? > Are you familiar with the Firefox Web Developer extension? That's an easy way to start determining which files contain the style information you'd like to change. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/60 Identify pieces by viewing style information (CTRL+SHIFT+Y), then use the Edit CSS tool (CTRL+SHIFT+E) where you can make modifications on the fly and immediately see the changes, then save the files and put them in place. But, you won't find all of the style information in the .css files (unless this has changed from my 1.1.5 install). The following makes it look like you'll find quite a bit in various places. In as many as 42 different files? $ grep -l -r style /openils/var/web/opac/skin/default/* |wc -l 42 However, if you're just looking to replace that pale green background, use this to track it down: $ grep -l -r E0F6E0 /openils/var/web/opac/* Happy hunting!
