On 2/10/11 3:01 PM, dobrien wrote:
Hi Raphael
Hello again,
Thank you for your reply. I would like to point out that some users of Plone like myself are not programmers/developers.
As much as I understand that, it is not always obvious from a single posting to judge whether that's the case or not. That's why I started this part with "If you are up to it .."
So when I see a product that in it's change log states "fix plone3 compatibility" I am going to think to myself that the product is going to work for me on my version of Plone.
While I understand your frustration I still like to point out that we are talking about a 3rd-party extension here which someone is willing to share. What you quote above "fix plone3 compatibility" indicates to me that the author has written or upgraded the add-on to work with Plone 4 and later restored Plone 3 compatibility. I'm guessing now that (s)he did that using the latest version within the Plone 3 series and considered the case close once that was working. While the statement "Plone 3 compatibility" might indeed be a bit bold I still think it's OK given that you can expect people to try out things first and accept if it is not working for them on older versions. BTW: for various reasons I'd recommend that you update to Plone 3.3.5 anyway.
conditionalcomments means nothing to me. Even after Googling it I am still in the dark.
If you browse into the source of the add-on you will find a folder called 'profiles', in there 'default', in there 'cssregistry.xml' and 'jsregistry.xml'. In those XML files you find the values for stylesheets and scripts to be registered with the respective registries. Look for all occurrences of 'conditionalcomment' and remove those. Or you give http://plone.org/products/plone-true-gallery a try. Good luck, Raphael PS: such questions might be better asked on plone-users where there is also a larger audience ...
Your comment "If you are up to it you could try changing the respective profile to not include this attribute" also means nothing to me. I have abandoned the idea of the gallery. We use many open open source products where I work, Drupal and Moodle for example. The one thing that we find is the support available. Plone is the only product where we pay for support. This often leads me to think we should go down the route of using a software vendor. At least that way there is an expected level of support, and if a product does not perform as stated there is a path to correct this. Regards
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