> madwolf wrote: [...] > Today we generate all HTML-output via four functions: > > - libSendReply > - libSendMenu > - libSendStatic > - logging pages are started by startLogPage > > So I think the idea is good but we should generate the menu stuff [...] > they use the output if they are finished.
Ok. > Also it is easier to implement for you. I think the main aspect is > the design of the displayed interface. If we integrate the > menugeneration into the four output functions then it is "easy" to > program. Simply move the stuff from genMenu to output-utils.lib and > call it as a function from the output functions. This requires some > changes in the output from genMenu but not big ones because genMenu > uses libSendMenu to output the menu and now it simply returns the > menu. (The biggest problem is the parameter submission. Perhaps we > have to use the session as menucache.) > > The change is not very difficult but if you have trouble with my > code then please write a mail and I help but I'm not a specialist > for CSS. By the way if we generate the menu stuff for every page > then we must optimize the code a lot but first it should run and > then we can optimize it :) Ok, if I will have problems I will send you some e-mails. Meanwhile I have re-organized the menu-layout. I send a sample page with two different stylesheets ( use the View->use stylesheet to change between them ). Let me know what you think about this kind of layout. I tested it with konqueror and mozilla, let me know if you test it with different browsers and what the results are... :-D --- Max. -- Hackmasters.net WebMail (http://www.hackmasters.net)
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