Devil's Advocate: should we make the directionality dependant on locale/language, since some read right-to-left?
:-D On 2/14/06, David M Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I see what you're saying. I have this: > << next | current | prev >> > > And you say that instead it should be this: > << prev | current | next >> > > I think you are correct. > > - Dave > > > > On Feb 14, 2006, at 10:10 AM, Matt Raible wrote: > > > I think the problem is you have >> meaning "back" - but I'm used to << > > meaning back. The way it's currently implemented seems backwards to > > me - especially since the calendar uses << to indicate the previous > > month. > > > > Matt > > > > On 2/14/06, David M Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> > >> On Feb 14, 2006, at 1:28 AM, Matt Raible wrote: > >>> This sounds like great stuff Dave. > >>> > >>> One thing - on your main entry there's a link to previous entries. > >>> > >>> CANCELLED: Talking R... ยป > >>> > >>> This looks backwards to me, shouldn't it be: > >>> > >>> << CANCELLED: Talking R... > >> > >> No, the arrows are correct. They're just as shown on all other pages. > >> I just added back the link to the current day, that should make the > >> correctness more obvious. > >> > >> And I forgot something: since I fixed the in-line search results too > >> there is actually a fifth type of page: > >> > >> Search page > >> /page/<handle>?q=<search terms> > >> If there are search results, then this macro will show them > >> using the > >> current weblog's day template. > >> > >> BTW, this stuff is commented in the #showWeblogEntriesInCategory() > >> macro, since that's where the logic is. > >> > >> - Dave > >> > >> > >> > >>> > >>> On 2/13/06, Dave Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>>> ROL-473: Page view for specific date should show all entries for > >>>> datehttp://opensource2.atlassian.com/projects/roller/browse/ROL-473 > >>>> > >>>> This fix is a pretty significant change, so I'm looking for > >>>> feedback. > >>>> To fix this old bug I had to introduce the idea of current day, > >>>> day, > >>>> month and entry pages. That sounds drastic, but all old permalinks > >>>> still work (even the old /page/<handle>/YYYYMMDD#<anchor> ones). > >>>> > >>>> Here's how the four types of Roller blog URLs work: > >>>> > >>>> Current day page > >>>> /page/<handle>/ > >>>> On the current day page, Roller will show the most recent N blog > >>>> entries (not just those for the day). > >>>> At the end of the page, a previous link points to day page of > >>>> entries > >>>> before the ones shown (and the link is displayed as the day's > >>>> date). > >>>> This works exactly as before. > >>>> > >>>> Day page > >>>> /page/<handle>/YYYYMMDD > >>>> On a day page, Roller will show all of the entries for a specific > >>>> day. At the end of the page, a next/previous link allows navigation > >>>> to next and previous day of entries (and the links are displayed as > >>>> the day's dates). Before, day pages always showed N entries (where > >>>> usually N=15), but now they'll show only a day's worth (e.g. 1-3 > >>>> entries). > >>>> > >>>> Month page > >>>> /page/<handle>/YYYYMM > >>>> On a month page, Roller will show the most recent N blog entries in > >>>> the month. At the end of the page, a previous link points to day > >>>> page > >>>> of entries before the ones shown. This is new; we didn't have month > >>>> pages before. > >>>> > >>>> Entry page > >>>> /page/<handle>?entry=<anchor> > >>>> On an entry page, one entry is shown. The next/prev links link > >>>> to the > >>>> next and previous entries (and the links are displayed as the entry > >>>> titles, nicely truncated). This one also works exactly as before. > >>>> > >>>> I also changed the calendar macro/JSP tag, so that the next/ > >>>> previous > >>>> month links point to next/previos month links. > >>>> > >>>> I've got this deployed on my blog now, in case you want to > >>>> experiment > >>>> with permalinks, the next/prev stuff and the calendar links. > >>>> > >>>> - Dave > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >> > >> > >
