Re: XML Graphics Project Forrest=CMS migration
Thanks Clay, this is taking good shape. Some time ago you mentioned that it would be easy to move the sidenav back to the left if necessary. I think that would be a good thing because the vast majority of websites put it to the left, so that’s what users are accustomed to and expect. Would that be possible? Also, we don’t seem to receive notifications of changes to the website (like those ‘svn commit’ messages we received for code changes). Instead we receive commit notifications for the updates of the generated HTML pages. In Forrest terms, it’s as if we were receiving notifications for updates to the website (the ‘Publish from forrestbot’ messages) instead of the changes to the xdoc sources. This would be more useful if we could receive notifications for changes to the Markdown sources. Do you have any idea of whether this is achievable? Thanks for all your efforts so far! Vincent On 24/10/12 05:45, The Web Maestro wrote: I've resolved a few issues: - fixing header trailing '#' issue and cleaning up anchor tags - updating XML Graphics, Batik FOP Home page TITLE tag - Changing h1 Apache(tm) to Apache™ - changing plethora of markdown 'h1' tags to 'h2' tag - Copying Title: 'tag' to h1 - replacing Title: Apache™ w Title: Apache(tm) for title tag - Replacing all 'broken' MarkDown anchors with XHTML compliant anchors. I could've stripped them entirely, but this way, I/we could build some jQuery widget to build a mini TOC with which to link to headers later... I think we're closer... I'm waiting on some help from site-dev@ on a solution to the issue of dynamically inserting the HEADER FOOTER SIDENAV on hand-coded pages (batik/demo-static.html /fop/compliance-static.html--NOTE name change). I've had some issues loading the LIVE version of http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/ lately--timeouts, that sort of thing--so11/7 may not come soon enough! Cheers! Web Maestro Clay - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Re: XML Graphics Project Forrest=CMS migration
On Oct 24, 2012, at 3:38 AM, Vincent Hennebert vhenneb...@gmail.com wrote: Thanks Clay, this is taking good shape. Thanks! Some time ago you mentioned that it would be easy to move the sidenav back to the left if necessary. I think that would be a good thing because the vast majority of websites put it to the left, so that’s what users are accustomed to and expect. Would that be possible? It's possible, but its been growing on me. What does everyone else think? There's a move to put content first, and Nav to the right, but I'm open if that's the consensus... ;-) Also, we don’t seem to receive notifications of changes to the website (like those ‘svn commit’ messages we received for code changes). Instead we receive commit notifications for the updates of the generated HTML pages. In Forrest terms, it’s as if we were receiving notifications for updates to the website (the ‘Publish from forrestbot’ messages) instead of the changes to the xdoc sources. This would be more useful if we could receive notifications for changes to the Markdown sources. Do you have any idea of whether this is achievable? I noticed that too. I'll look into this and see. Thanks for all your efforts so far! Vincent On 24/10/12 05:45, The Web Maestro wrote: I've resolved a few issues: - fixing header trailing '#' issue and cleaning up anchor tags - updating XML Graphics, Batik FOP Home page TITLE tag - Changing h1 Apache(tm) to Apache™ - changing plethora of markdown 'h1' tags to 'h2' tag - Copying Title: 'tag' to h1 - replacing Title: Apache™ w Title: Apache(tm) for title tag - Replacing all 'broken' MarkDown anchors with XHTML compliant anchors. I could've stripped them entirely, but this way, I/we could build some jQuery widget to build a mini TOC with which to link to headers later... I think we're closer... I'm waiting on some help from site-dev@ on a solution to the issue of dynamically inserting the HEADER FOOTER SIDENAV on hand-coded pages (batik/demo-static.html /fop/compliance-static.html--NOTE name change). I've had some issues loading the LIVE version of http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/ lately--timeouts, that sort of thing--so11/7 may not come soon enough! Cheers! Web Maestro Clay - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Re: XML Graphics Project Forrest=CMS migration
Hi All, I'm going to be helping Clay with the website and I've suggested using Twitter Bootstrap [1] to make it look all nice and pretty (read: like Twitter/Github). Twitter Bootstrap is just a CSS/JavaScript library that's becoming quite pervasive and has a consistent look and feel (also, the license is an Apache 2.0!!). However, if anyone can think of good reasons not to use these libraries, or opposes their use in any way, let me us know your concerns. Thanks, Mehdi [1] http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/ On 24 October 2012 14:27, Clay Leeds the.webmaes...@gmail.com wrote: On Oct 24, 2012, at 3:38 AM, Vincent Hennebert vhenneb...@gmail.com wrote: Thanks Clay, this is taking good shape. Thanks! Some time ago you mentioned that it would be easy to move the sidenav back to the left if necessary. I think that would be a good thing because the vast majority of websites put it to the left, so that’s what users are accustomed to and expect. Would that be possible? It's possible, but its been growing on me. What does everyone else think? There's a move to put content first, and Nav to the right, but I'm open if that's the consensus... ;-) Also, we don’t seem to receive notifications of changes to the website (like those ‘svn commit’ messages we received for code changes). Instead we receive commit notifications for the updates of the generated HTML pages. In Forrest terms, it’s as if we were receiving notifications for updates to the website (the ‘Publish from forrestbot’ messages) instead of the changes to the xdoc sources. This would be more useful if we could receive notifications for changes to the Markdown sources. Do you have any idea of whether this is achievable? I noticed that too. I'll look into this and see. Thanks for all your efforts so far! Vincent On 24/10/12 05:45, The Web Maestro wrote: I've resolved a few issues: - fixing header trailing '#' issue and cleaning up anchor tags - updating XML Graphics, Batik FOP Home page TITLE tag - Changing h1 Apache(tm) to Apache™ - changing plethora of markdown 'h1' tags to 'h2' tag - Copying Title: 'tag' to h1 - replacing Title: Apache™ w Title: Apache(tm) for title tag - Replacing all 'broken' MarkDown anchors with XHTML compliant anchors. I could've stripped them entirely, but this way, I/we could build some jQuery widget to build a mini TOC with which to link to headers later... I think we're closer... I'm waiting on some help from site-dev@ on a solution to the issue of dynamically inserting the HEADER FOOTER SIDENAV on hand-coded pages (batik/demo-static.html /fop/compliance-static.html--NOTE name change). I've had some issues loading the LIVE version of http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/ lately--timeouts, that sort of thing--so11/7 may not come soon enough! Cheers! Web Maestro Clay - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Re: XML Graphics Project Forrest=CMS migration
Hi, I have no pref about that. Seems like Ubuntu changes for windows buttons (moved to the left), this just breaks the routine... 2012/10/24 Clay Leeds the.webmaes...@gmail.com: On Oct 24, 2012, at 3:38 AM, Vincent Hennebert vhenneb...@gmail.com wrote: Some time ago you mentioned that it would be easy to move the sidenav back to the left if necessary. I think that would be a good thing because the vast majority of websites put it to the left, so that’s what users are accustomed to and expect. Would that be possible? It's possible, but its been growing on me. What does everyone else think? There's a move to put content first, and Nav to the right, but I'm open if that's the consensus... ;-) -- pascal - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Re: XML Graphics Project Forrest=CMS migration
On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 9:27 PM, Clay Leeds the.webmaes...@gmail.comwrote: On Oct 24, 2012, at 3:38 AM, Vincent Hennebert vhenneb...@gmail.com wrote: Thanks Clay, this is taking good shape. Thanks! Some time ago you mentioned that it would be easy to move the sidenav back to the left if necessary. I think that would be a good thing because the vast majority of websites put it to the left, so that’s what users are accustomed to and expect. Would that be possible? It's possible, but its been growing on me. What does everyone else think? since it's on left now, and since i'm used to that, i vote to keep on left
Re: XML Graphics Project Forrest=CMS migration
I'm inclined to agree with Vincent, that people expect to see the nav-bar on the left. Though, looking at a few websites you can see that there doesn't seem to be a strong consensus as to which side it should be on: Left: Gmail Twitter Bootstrap Google Right: Github (on your home page it's got news on the left, repos on the right) Facebook (friends on the right) LinkedIn (news front and centre, others on the right) I don't know... Mehdi On 24 October 2012 15:18, Glenn Adams gl...@skynav.com wrote: On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 9:27 PM, Clay Leeds the.webmaes...@gmail.com wrote: On Oct 24, 2012, at 3:38 AM, Vincent Hennebert vhenneb...@gmail.com wrote: Thanks Clay, this is taking good shape. Thanks! Some time ago you mentioned that it would be easy to move the sidenav back to the left if necessary. I think that would be a good thing because the vast majority of websites put it to the left, so that’s what users are accustomed to and expect. Would that be possible? It's possible, but its been growing on me. What does everyone else think? since it's on left now, and since i'm used to that, i vote to keep on left
Re: XML Graphics Project Forrest=CMS migration
I've resolved a few issues: - fixing header trailing '#' issue and cleaning up anchor tags - updating XML Graphics, Batik FOP Home page TITLE tag - Changing h1 Apache(tm) to Apache™ - changing plethora of markdown 'h1' tags to 'h2' tag - Copying Title: 'tag' to h1 - replacing Title: Apache™ w Title: Apache(tm) for title tag - Replacing all 'broken' MarkDown anchors with XHTML compliant anchors. I could've stripped them entirely, but this way, I/we could build some jQuery widget to build a mini TOC with which to link to headers later... I think we're closer... I'm waiting on some help from site-dev@ on a solution to the issue of dynamically inserting the HEADER FOOTER SIDENAV on hand-coded pages (batik/demo-static.html /fop/compliance-static.html--NOTE name change). I've had some issues loading the LIVE version of http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/ lately--timeouts, that sort of thing--so11/7 may not come soon enough! Cheers! Web Maestro Clay - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Re: XML Graphics Project Forrest=CMS migration
Hi Clay, On 13/10/2012 08:16, The Web Maestro wrote: On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 9:03 AM, The Web Maestro the.webmaes...@gmail.com wrote: Hi folks, Could we get some eyeballs on the new ASF CMS system? We're all going to need to update pages there, and we haven't migrated yet... yes the deadline is close and I was hoping to have some news for the board. The next report is due in a couple of weeks. SO I'd like to formulate a pla to migrate. I don't know if folks've been adding recent Documentation/Content changes there as well, but we'll need to start soon! ;-) Vincent told me he added some new content to the CMS, but we have all of Glenn's changes for the 1.1 release to merge in. I've attached a coupe of lists of files that need to be merged into the ASF-CMS documentation for FOP Batik. I guess I need to do it for XML Graphics as well, but that should be pretty simple! We're getting closer to the wire, and I thought I'd ping the team about the migration. We have some lingering issues (see below) I'm still working to resolve, but for the most part they're relatively minor. I think I've found a new minor issue. The titles look wrong on this page: http://xmlgraphics.staging.apache.org/fop/knownissues.html The worst issue is an IE9 scrollbar issue that *many* sites around the 'Net are experiencing. I intend to have a fix for that soon! There are also issues with the Batik Demo, and some expanded nav blocks. I think I clobbered the weird IE9 scrollbar issue (Chris et al, could you re-test?). I think it was entering quirks mode, and by changing the DOCTYPE to html5, I was able to resolve the issue. That was pretty annoying! After reseting my browser cache the scrollbar is now working in most pages, but it still appears broken for compliance! I also believe I resolved the FOP navigation collapse/expand issue. For some reason MarkDown wasn't honoring my unordered listing levels (spaces aren't always spaces?), but I ended up improving the jQuery so it could handle 'n' nested levels in the process. This was another pretty annoying 'bug' I discovered, that I could've lived without needing to resolve. Sheesh! I've retested and the expand/collapse seems to be working fine now :-) That's great work Clay. I was able to fix the FOP Compliance page, but I haven't gotten many lurkers from folks outside of Chris Helder... I also created a Batik Download page, since the current CGI-based one wasn't working quite right. The new one is based off the FOP Download page, so I'd appreciate it if a Batik'er could double-check that I haven't munged anything too badly. Thanks Clay. Since the 1.1 release is expected this weekend I propose planning the move to CMS after that. I need help from the team to define exactly what we need to do. I could only come up with 3 steps since I'm not close to the technical details! 1. Merge in content from 1.1 release. Mehdi will tackle this next week. 2. Technical stuff to do the switch (Clay can you expand on what we need to do)? Do I have a volunteer for this? 3. Team to fix outstanding minor issues, such as IE9 scrollbar. This will be done on a ongoing basis rather than to a fixed deadline. I don't think we should have a formal vote to accept the website in its new form since the reason for the change is a mandate from the board and the PMC can't go against that. Folks have had plenty of opportunites to review the new website by now and although there are still some outstanding minor issues we are forced to fix them later by the looming board enforced deadline. Cheers! Web Maestro Clay - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Re: XML Graphics Project Forrest=CMS migration
Hi all,
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 4:07 AM, Chris Bowditch
bowditch_ch...@hotmail.com wrote:
yes the deadline is close and I was hoping to have some news for the board.
The next report is due in a couple of weeks. SO I'd like to formulate a pla
to migrate.
I don't know if folks've been adding recent Documentation/Content
changes there as well, but we'll need to start soon! ;-)
Vincent told me he added some new content to the CMS, but we have all of
Glenn's changes for the 1.1 release to merge in.
Excellent! Thanks Vincent!
I've attached a coupe of lists of files that need to be merged into
the ASF-CMS documentation for FOP Batik. I guess I need to do it for
XML Graphics as well, but that should be pretty simple!
We're getting closer to the wire, and I thought I'd ping the team
about the migration. We have some lingering issues (see below) I'm
still working to resolve, but for the most part they're relatively
minor.
I think I've found a new minor issue. The titles look wrong on this page:
http://xmlgraphics.staging.apache.org/fop/knownissues.html
Looks like the system was attempting to link the headings, and it went
awry. I'll give that a think, but I think the solution will involve a
RegExp to replace:
# Known issues # {#Known+issues}
with:
# Known issues #
or maybe
# Known issues
I found another issue, and that is that pages often don't have an h1
(that one does). For those, I'd need to copy the title attribute to an
h1:
Title: Apachetrade; FOP: Known Issues
copy to =
# Apachetrade; FOP: Known Issues
The worst issue is an IE9 scrollbar issue that *many* sites around the
'Net are experiencing. I intend to have a fix for that soon! There are
also issues with the Batik Demo, and some expanded nav blocks.
I think I clobbered the weird IE9 scrollbar issue (Chris et al, could
you re-test?). I think it was entering quirks mode, and by changing
the DOCTYPE to html5, I was able to resolve the issue. That was pretty
annoying!
After reseting my browser cache the scrollbar is now working in most pages,
but it still appears broken for compliance!
Heh... yeah... That's because FOP's /compliance.html (and Batik's
/demo.html) are hand-coded, and didn't receive the fix I deployed for
the rest of the site (switch from DOCTYPE html 4.01 = html5). I've
fixed that for the FOP Compliance Batik, but we'll have to remember
to cfix that for *all* hand-coded pages...
Batik's Demo works in Windows Firefox, but I couldn't figure out how
to make it work in IE9, since the Demo applet is unsigned...
I also believe I resolved the FOP navigation collapse/expand issue.
For some reason MarkDown wasn't honoring my unordered listing levels
(spaces aren't always spaces?), but I ended up improving the jQuery so
it could handle 'n' nested levels in the process. This was another
pretty annoying 'bug' I discovered, that I could've lived without
needing to resolve. Sheesh!
I've retested and the expand/collapse seems to be working fine now :-)
That's great work Clay.
Great!
I was able to fix the FOP Compliance page, but I haven't gotten many
lurkers from folks outside of Chris Helder...
I also created a Batik Download page, since the current CGI-based one
wasn't working quite right. The new one is based off the FOP Download
page, so I'd appreciate it if a Batik'er could double-check that I
haven't munged anything too badly.
Thanks Clay. Since the 1.1 release is expected this weekend I propose
planning the move to CMS after that. I need help from the team to define
exactly what we need to do. I could only come up with 3 steps since I'm not
close to the technical details!
This looks like a good plan...
1. Merge in content from 1.1 release. Mehdi will tackle this next week.
I can take care of the *new* files in the 1.1 directory, but I'll need
help merging the changed files, and adding any new files in the old
places...
2. Technical stuff to do the switch (Clay can you expand on what we need to
do)? Do I have a volunteer for this?
Not too much technical about it (if I handle the *new* files in the
1.1 dir... ;-). Just figure out which files changed between
20120201-201211.
Also, if there are new files outside of the 1.1 DEV dir, send them to
me, so I can take care of those as well...
3. Team to fix outstanding minor issues, such as IE9 scrollbar. This will be
done on a ongoing basis rather than to a fixed deadline.
IE9 scrollbar is fixed for all of the site's dynamic pages, plus FOP
Compliance Batik Demo. I don't think there are any other hand-coded
pages, but they would require the same fix, although the CMS now
generates html5, so it should be easier...
I think I'm going to keep ye olde src/xdocs around for a few months,
in case we want them for some purpose (I can't think of any off-hand,
but who knows!)
I don't think we should have a formal vote to accept the website in its new
form since the reason for the change is a mandate from the board and the PMC
Re: XML Graphics Project Forrest=CMS migration
On 19/10/2012 13:56, The Web Maestro wrote: After reseting my browser cache the scrollbar is now working in most pages, but it still appears broken for compliance! Heh... yeah... That's because FOP's /compliance.html (and Batik's /demo.html) are hand-coded, and didn't receive the fix I deployed for the rest of the site (switch from DOCTYPE html 4.01 = html5). I've fixed that for the FOP Compliance Batik, but we'll have to remember to cfix that for *all* hand-coded pages... Batik's Demo works in Windows Firefox, but I couldn't figure out how to make it work in IE9, since the Demo applet is unsigned... Thanks for explaining. I think we will have to think about how to solve these remaining issues after the CMS Website goes live. Thanks Clay. Since the 1.1 release is expected this weekend I propose planning the move to CMS after that. I need help from the team to define exactly what we need to do. I could only come up with 3 steps since I'm not close to the technical details! This looks like a good plan... 1. Merge in content from 1.1 release. Mehdi will tackle this next week. I can take care of the *new* files in the 1.1 directory, but I'll need help merging the changed files, and adding any new files in the old places... Thanks for the offer. Mehdi will let you know if he needs your help. I would imagine it would make sense if one person took care of it, but I'm sure Mehdi will yell if he needs help. 2. Technical stuff to do the switch (Clay can you expand on what we need to do)? Do I have a volunteer for this? Not too much technical about it (if I handle the *new* files in the 1.1 dir... ;-). Just figure out which files changed between 20120201-201211. Also, if there are new files outside of the 1.1 DEV dir, send them to me, so I can take care of those as well... That's great news. 3. Team to fix outstanding minor issues, such as IE9 scrollbar. This will be done on a ongoing basis rather than to a fixed deadline. IE9 scrollbar is fixed for all of the site's dynamic pages, plus FOP Compliance Batik Demo. I don't think there are any other hand-coded pages, but they would require the same fix, although the CMS now generates html5, so it should be easier... I think I'm going to keep ye olde src/xdocs around for a few months, in case we want them for some purpose (I can't think of any off-hand, but who knows!) yes theres no harm to keep them just in case we forgot to move some content over. I don't think we should have a formal vote to accept the website in its new form since the reason for the change is a mandate from the board and the PMC can't go against that. Folks have had plenty of opportunites to review the new website by now and although there are still some outstanding minor issues we are forced to fix them later by the looming board enforced deadline. Sounds good! We'll be good to go in no time! Thanks Clay. Once Mehdi has a handle on the merge of the 1.1 changes I would like to agree a date. For now I'll suggest a tentative switchover date of 2nd November, which is 2 weeks from today. Does anyone see an issue with that? Thanks, Chris Web Maestro Clay - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Re: XML Graphics Project Forrest=CMS migration
On Oct 19, 2012, at 6:15 AM, Chris Bowditch bowditch_ch...@hotmail.com wrote: On 19/10/2012 13:56, The Web Maestro wrote: After reseting my browser cache the scrollbar is now working in most pages, but it still appears broken for compliance! Heh... yeah... That's because FOP's /compliance.html (and Batik's /demo.html) are hand-coded, and didn't receive the fix I deployed for the rest of the site (switch from DOCTYPE html 4.01 = html5). I've fixed that for the FOP Compliance Batik, but we'll have to remember to cfix that for *all* hand-coded pages... Batik's Demo works in Windows Firefox, but I couldn't figure out how to make it work in IE9, since the Demo applet is unsigned... Thanks for explaining. I think we will have to think about how to solve these remaining issues after the CMS Website goes live. Makes sense. We also need to determine which files need to be hand-coded. Anything w custom tables like compliance, or complications like JavaScript or interesting styling or Java applets will likely need to be had-coded. Thanks Clay. Since the 1.1 release is expected this weekend I propose planning the move to CMS after that. I need help from the team to define exactly what we need to do. I could only come up with 3 steps since I'm not close to the technical details! This looks like a good plan... 1. Merge in content from 1.1 release. Mehdi will tackle this next week. I can take care of the *new* files in the 1.1 directory, but I'll need help merging the changed files, and adding any new files in the old places... Thanks for the offer. Mehdi will let you know if he needs your help. I would imagine it would make sense if one person took care of it, but I'm sure Mehdi will yell if he needs help. The reason I mentioned it, is that there's a process of converting xdocs to markdown, so if the pages already exist in xdoc format, it's pretty much a run of Apache Forrest to get the necessary markdown format output. I'll await Mehdi's plea... 2. Technical stuff to do the switch (Clay can you expand on what we need to do)? Do I have a volunteer for this? Not too much technical about it (if I handle the *new* files in the 1.1 dir... ;-). Just figure out which files changed between 20120201-201211. Also, if there are new files outside of the 1.1 DEV dir, send them to me, so I can take care of those as well... That's great news. 3. Team to fix outstanding minor issues, such as IE9 scrollbar. This will be done on a ongoing basis rather than to a fixed deadline. IE9 scrollbar is fixed for all of the site's dynamic pages, plus FOP Compliance Batik Demo. I don't think there are any other hand-coded pages, but they would require the same fix, although the CMS now generates html5, so it should be easier... I think I'm going to keep ye olde src/xdocs around for a few months, in case we want them for some purpose (I can't think of any off-hand, but who knows!) yes theres no harm to keep them just in case we forgot to move some content over. I don't think we should have a formal vote to accept the website in its new form since the reason for the change is a mandate from the board and the PMC can't go against that. Folks have had plenty of opportunites to review the new website by now and although there are still some outstanding minor issues we are forced to fix them later by the looming board enforced deadline. Sounds good! We'll be good to go in no time! Thanks Clay. Once Mehdi has a handle on the merge of the 1.1 changes I would like to agree a date. For now I'll suggest a tentative switchover date of 2nd November, which is 2 weeks from today. Does anyone see an issue with that? Thanks, Chris I've got a launch on Nov 1. Could we push it to 11/7? Clay - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Re: XML Graphics Project Forrest=CMS migration
On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 9:03 AM, The Web Maestro the.webmaes...@gmail.com wrote: Hi folks, Could we get some eyeballs on the new ASF CMS system? We're all going to need to update pages there, and we haven't migrated yet... I don't know if folks've been adding recent Documentation/Content changes there as well, but we'll need to start soon! ;-) I've attached a coupe of lists of files that need to be merged into the ASF-CMS documentation for FOP Batik. I guess I need to do it for XML Graphics as well, but that should be pretty simple! We're getting closer to the wire, and I thought I'd ping the team about the migration. We have some lingering issues (see below) I'm still working to resolve, but for the most part they're relatively minor. The worst issue is an IE9 scrollbar issue that *many* sites around the 'Net are experiencing. I intend to have a fix for that soon! There are also issues with the Batik Demo, and some expanded nav blocks. I think I clobbered the weird IE9 scrollbar issue (Chris et al, could you re-test?). I think it was entering quirks mode, and by changing the DOCTYPE to html5, I was able to resolve the issue. That was pretty annoying! I also believe I resolved the FOP navigation collapse/expand issue. For some reason MarkDown wasn't honoring my unordered listing levels (spaces aren't always spaces?), but I ended up improving the jQuery so it could handle 'n' nested levels in the process. This was another pretty annoying 'bug' I discovered, that I could've lived without needing to resolve. Sheesh! I was able to fix the FOP Compliance page, but I haven't gotten many lurkers from folks outside of Chris Helder... I also created a Batik Download page, since the current CGI-based one wasn't working quite right. The new one is based off the FOP Download page, so I'd appreciate it if a Batik'er could double-check that I haven't munged anything too badly. Cheers! Web Maestro Clay - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Re: XML Graphics Project Forrest=CMS migration
How do you plan to handle the upcoming XGC1.5 and FOP1.1 release doc changes? They will need to get deployed, then merged with trunks, then redeployed. After that, they can be reintegrated into your CMS sources I guess. Is that what you expect? On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 11:03 PM, The Web Maestro the.webmaes...@gmail.comwrote: Hi folks, Could we get some eyeballs on the new ASF CMS system? We're all going to need to update pages there, and we haven't migrated yet... I don't know if folks've been adding recent Documentation/Content changes there as well, but we'll need to start soon! ;-) I've attached a coupe of lists of files that need to be merged into the ASF-CMS documentation for FOP Batik. I guess I need to do it for XML Graphics as well, but that should be pretty simple! We're getting closer to the wire, and I thought I'd ping the team about the migration. We have some lingering issues (see below) I'm still working to resolve, but for the most part they're relatively minor. The worst issue is an IE9 scrollbar issue that *many* sites around the 'Net are experiencing. I intend to have a fix for that soon! There are also issues with the Batik Demo, and some expanded nav blocks. I was able to fix the FOP Compliance page, but I haven't gotten many lurkers from folks outside of Chris Helder... Kind regards, Web Maestro Clay -- the.webmaes...@gmail.com - http://ourlil.com/ My religion is simple. My religion is kindness. - HH The 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Re: XML Graphics Project Forrest=CMS migration
On Oct 12, 2012, at 6:59 PM, Glenn Adams gl...@skynav.com wrote: How do you plan to handle the upcoming XGC1.5 and FOP1.1 release doc changes? They will need to get deployed, then merged with trunks, then redeployed. After that, they can be reintegrated into your CMS sources I guess. Is that what you expect? That's pretty much what I expected. They need to be made in tandem... You're welcome to test out making the changes in the CMS along side the trunk changes... ;-) Clay - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org
