Jimmy Conner said: > p dont think said: >>> >> > Can SM runs w/o in non-frame mode? >>> >> > >>> >> > -rkl >>> >> > >>> >> >>> >> It is in the works, a plugin was created but required a few core >> hacks >>> > to >>> >> get done. I have since rewritten the plugin and have the code to >>> > submit >>> >> to CVS to get it to work, but I have been busy with other things >>> > lately. >>> >> I'll put this on the top of my list and get this pushed out >>> > immediately! >>> > >>> > What was the conclusion we came to about making the patch/plugin >>> > available for people who want to use it without waiting for 1.5 to >> be >>> > released? >>> > >>> > - Paul >>> > >>> >>> I believe we can to the conclusion that it would be best if it was >> put >>> in 1.5 and a patch(s) released for 1.4 to be included with the plugin. >> >> The original author pretty much had it ready to go, no? Should we get >> him back on it and get something released? >> >>> I'm currently rewriting part of it to work with the latest devel, >> since a >>> few minor things have changed since the last time I worked on it. >>> >>> The only other question we didn't completely come to a conclusion with >> is >>> whether this should fully be a core thing, or should we have part of >> it as >>> a plugin? If it was core, it would cut cut down greatly on the >> changes >>> needing to be made to the core, otherwise we are making alot of >> changes >>> (mainly just hook additions) just to support a plugin. >>> >>> I've also been thinking of a better way to do it since the plugin >> actually >>> doesn't use the code for left_main that we currently use (uses it >> own), >>> and would have to be updated everytime a bug is fixed in there. >> >> That's definitely a bad thing. But as to creating a ton of new hooks >> just to support this functionality, I say thumbs down, especially since >> there seems to be consensus that this can be a core functionality. >> >> Also, that thread about the new hooks for internal links... it kinda >> died, but can I assume that my suggestion of removing those hooks and >> just bringing msg_flags in as a core feature instead of as a plugin is >> acceptable? I don't want to step on your toes, but I'd like to just >> cross this off the list, so I am willing to make the changes if need be. >> >> Cheers, >> >> Paul >> > > In truth, only a few new hooks are created, but they are placed in > multiple locations (mainly any place that opens or closes the html > page). It really isn't that expensive of a hook, but I definitely agree > that this should really be core functionality, and that is the end I am > now working for. > > As for the hooks for internal links, I'm iffy on whether we should wipe > them, move them, or core the whole thing. The hook is ran quite abit in > its current location, but if we move it to the makelink function, then it > should cut down on the calls to only do the top ones, I'll check but I > might know an even better place to put it also. IMO not everyone would > want this, so it might be best to leave it as a plugin since the tarbal > download is already quite huge. > > The modified version of msg_flags I have runs great as a plugin, so I'm > not sure why we would need to core it since its not that expensive of a > hook. I have been working on a version that contains multiple themes, > ect... and allows users to switch back and forth. > > The current plugin I have combines the links and the msg_flags (for > matching themes). > > Anyways, if you would like them in the core, then I can patch it fairly > easily, and can even integrate the themes to our current scheme probably. > I'll see what I can come up with that is snazzy. > > Jimmy
To test out the last version of the noframes plugin (with Current CVS ofcourse), and the combined msg_flags / links plugin (plus everything else I run currently minus a few) go here. http://advcs.org/devel/ u: [EMAIL PROTECTED] p: smtest That is the current versions of each of those. I hope to modify them quite abit to get the noframes into the core (even though as a plugin, everything is still fairly small). As for the msg_flags / links, let me know what you would like to change on them. The current link images were borrowed from a phpnuke theme, so we should probably make some of our own (but they go so nice with my theme/css file!!!!!) Anyways, let me know what you think we need to change, ect... Jimmy ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf -- squirrelmail-users mailing list List Address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] List Archives: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_id=2995 List Info: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/squirrelmail-users