> I've checked the code of user-notes.php at it seems that I need to crack the > md5 hash to try this feature :) > All files are using the same token, so I think you could change that token > so that all livedocs devellopers could use it, without having access to the > others features.
The most important one is using a different token. However, it is better to distribute the data using other means; we can set up rsync for it once we are sure that it's worth it. In the meantime, if you're working on livedocs and want the notes database, I can supply you with a copy; please send me an email if you need it. > > At the moment the notes are presented in a "read-only" format, without > > any admin or "submit note" links; this is something for the phpweb > > template to add (you may well need to move my code around for that). > > The php.net them had already the notes implemented, so maybe they are > displaying the notes twice. (I've not tested this, since I don't belong to > the VIP group that has access to the token.) > The implementation is simple and just calls the function that is used in the > current on-line manual. It includes the links to delete/reject/modify the > notes. Yep, no doubt there will be a bit of tweaking needed to make it work nicely for the phpweb templates. > > BTW: did anyone cook up a pre-generate-all script yet? > > I don't really know what you mean where (because of my poor english :)), but > I've already tested livedocs with several languages at once. I meant has anyone made a patch to pre-generate the whole manual as html using livedocs yet. > > BTW2: Anyone feel like tweaking the code highlighting so that > > function names are turned into links to the manual pages? > > There is a user note in highlight_string() that has the code. It is simple > to implement (but I can't do that, I have no karma...) You can submit a patch. --Wez.
