I'll add this clarification to the Documentation:
You create the page the same way as you do for any wiki.
1. edit the page that will point to your page (e.g. the "How to" page)
2. add a link to the (currently nonexistent) page you plan to create
3. save the resultt
4. click on the link to your planned page; it will take you to a "does
not yet exist" message
5. click "edit this page" to start editing it
On 10/16/2011 10:45 PM, Robert wrote:
I came across a page page "The Documentation Blitz" that lamented the
fact that developers didn't seem to like writing documentation. But
any developer with a professional attitude knows that documentation is
part of the task: nobody will use a program unless it's obvious or
they can find out what to do.
I came across a page of "How To" papers at
http://www.simile-widgets.org/wiki/HowTo_Articles#Input_Data_Methods,
which said: -
"Feel free to add your own page here. It could be a code snippet, a
method or procedure you used, or a full tutorial. It's up to you. Be
bold! "
So I created an account and tried to add my paper "How to use the
Timeline with ASP.NET and SQL Server", or at least a link to it. I
spend 1/2 an hour trying to find out how one created a new page.
Then I gave up.
If it's this difficult, no wonder people don't bother.
On Oct 13, 11:33 am, Robert<[email protected]> wrote:
I had a lot of difficulty finding out how to do this, so I wrote this
paper as I solved various
problems.http://www.robertb.co.nz/timeline/Using%20the%20Simile%20TimeLine%20w...
I hope that it is useful to others. Simile developers: feel free to
link or copy it into the Simile documentation if you want to.
Regards,
Robert Barnes
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