On Sun, Jun 02, 2002 at 02:14:17PM -0700, Akkana wrote: > > If its still dying, I'll try to figure out some sort of way of > > automating this so that incase something major changes, we delete the > > outdated files, rather than crash. There's got to be a way to do that. > > Would be nice, if it turns out to be possible. It's easy enough in > Filez to delete them (and it turned out I had some old cruft from > long-ago-deleted documents) so it's mostly an issue of getting the > word out, and helping people who don't have a utility like Filez.
I Disagree. This should be something that the end-user shouldn't have to worry about, ever. For one thing, the 'old cruft' should be automatically cleaned out each time you view a library and a plucker doc which was there, is now gone. Secondly, Filez is extremly useful to people like you and me, but shouldn't be a required app for anyone wanting to use plucker. I'll see what I can code up for a cleaning things automagically. > Being able to delete a document from within the document, plus > using the jogdial from the document library, are both big wins. > Wonderful stuff! Cool. I've found a few new issues with the jogdial in the doc library, such as it can get confused once you start using multiple categories. Will be fixed shortly enough though. > I'm curious why the default jogdial action within a document is None. > Is that so that it won't do something unwanted on non-jogdial systems? > Not a problem, really -- it's easy enough to set it. Initially, I wanted to have some default values in here, however I never could get it to work properly with pre-defined data. Granted, I didn't exactly spend that much time in trying to solve it, I would still like to.. one day :) -- Adam McDaniel Array Networks Calgary, AB, Canada
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