Paolo, I will check if the PHP plugin for Eclipse supports the use of CVS so that this might facilitate the usage of CVS without having to check out/in all the times the files on the commandline.
For any interested users who want to contribute I see mainly 2 or 3 areas: 1) A bigger part would be the layout for version 2, ie. using mainly DIV's (or better combination of tables and DIVs); facilitated resizing and flexible positioning of elements (ideally with just some config settings and CSS); adapting zoombox etc code for compatibility with other browsers. Luca Orlandini wanted to have a look on that, I don't know how far he's got. 2) A smaller part would be the adaptation of an XSLT template for the WMS client functionality. If there is an expert for XSL this probably takes less than an hour to achieve. I myself will have to study XSLT first more extensively to get it done. I can send the 2 files for testing to anybody interested. 3) something that could be contributed by quite a lot of users are images for the toolbar buttons. Either as ready GIF's or even better as Photoshop or Gimp files, or so. Would be nice to have the simple available images accompanied by nicer ones. And of course, already existing bug fixes and corrected language files (my Italian is not error-free) could be sent to me all the time. Armin Paolo Cavallini wrote: > Hi Armin. > I believe bugfixes and improvements will accelerate as the user base will > increase (as it seems to be the case now), so perhaps better planning in > advance before things will get too heavy for you to manage. > My suggestion is motivated by our need to incorporate the small changes we've > made (presently this will be quite painful). > I agree that setting up a cvs may also be time-consuming; if you need help, > just ask. > All best, and thanks for your work. > pc > > At 16:13, marted? 11 ottobre 2005 you presumably wrote: > >>Walter, >> >>you're in principal right. I am not aware of how many people using pmapper >>and who is working on bug fixes. But until now I have not received very >>much bugfixes. A CVS is for sure a good idea, I am just always a bit >>reluctant because >>* I'm working a bit chaotic, and CVS forces one to work in an organized way >>* CVS needs to go over some initial hurdles until you're used to it >> >>For the near future it might at least help to get quick feedback for bugs, >>if bugfixes are included, so much the better. And if more people think it >>might help to use CVS, ok, I might need to adapt my working style then :-). >>I am also thinking of providing a zip file of the application if there are >>some minor changes, like some daily to weekly version. >> >>Armin
