Okay,
I've updated the pages (attached). -Included Tim's new info. There's no
way you guys can trust me to be a responsible maintainer... So, I pass
the buck ;). -Sounds like Matt Sousley is willing to pick up the ball
and run with it.
I made extensive use of comments in the HTML. Each comment block which
represents structure is (should be) identical. The comment blocks for
unique content are of course different. The idea was to flush out a
structure so that it could later be code generated. I.e. store the
actual content in a database, and have a perl script write the web pages
whenever the data changed...
The following comment blocks exist:
Left Column
Main Column
Right Column
Index
Index Item
Category
Category Header
Category Synopsis
Category Timestamp
Category Summary
Category Detail
All the Index... and Category blocks have a unique identifier appended
to the end, followed by either Start or End. Example:
<!-- Category Synopsis News Start -->
<!-- Category Timestamp Start -->
Jan. 4, 2000
<!-- Category Timestamp End -->
<!-- Category Summary Start -->
New Website!
<!-- Category Summary End -->
<!-- Category Synopsis News End -->
Garrett Goebel wrote:
>
> Sounds good.
>
> I'll take another look at the webpage
> (http://win32guiperl.cmproductions.net/). See if there was much more to
> finish the structure.
>
> The general idea, was to make the thing generic enough so that it
> wouldn't be too hard for someone to write the perl or php scripts to
> allow web based additions. I was shooting for an all-in-one page with a
> nice index. But realistically, at some point it'll need to be split into
> sections.
>
> Garrett
>
> P.S. At some point, we might want to examine using VA Linux's Source
> Forge (http://sourceforge.net/docs/site/faq.php)
>
> "Matt Sousley (Compaq)" wrote:
> > Works for me. I'd like to se a page from David on his GUI Builder. Also, I
> > thought it might be easier if anyone who wants to post content on the page
> > to mail it to me and I'd incorporate it into the site. So if anyone has
> > some ideas send them my way. I'll work on building a page that will just
> > let you upload your content directly but for now lets just use mail. How's
> > that sound to everyone?
> >
> > From: Joel Filipe Campos Oliveira [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > > My field is web-database applications with ASP and perl.... so if I can
> > > help in something just let me know.
> > >
> > > "Matt Sousley (Compaq)" wrote:
> > > > Actually, it looks like Garrett had an idea going. I was hoping he
> > > > could put some finishing touches on it. That way there is a look and
> > > > feel going on.
web32gui.zip
