I wanted to draw your attention to two changes I made to my local copy of
software, which I feel strongly should be mainstreamed.
The first is to ExcelPaste, to get it to add '!' to the first row in the
insert, causing the first row to have a header style applied to it. I
posted the patch to the wiki page, which you can delete if you like.
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/ExcelPaste
The second is to GoogleMapAPI, where I have a problem in that Google Maps
requires you to register a map key for each host. The problem comes when
you have two domains pointing to the same wiki; e.g., finalscoretrivia.com
and finalscoreohio.com - in the unpatched version, there is only one GmaKey,
which, as you can see, would work for one but break the other. My patch
makes GmaKey an associative array allowing you to name which domain it is
for, and keep multiple keys. Again, patch posted to wiki page:
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/GoogleMapAPI-Discuss
That said, these are all 3-lines of code changes. Sometimes, it's easier to
code a fix than it is to describe it.
Would the relevant maintainers consider mainstreaming these features?
Thanks,
Russ Fink
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