> I get that it produces the page out of the database, > but where is the page > actually? The midgard module of Apache that is installed in midgard setup, parses the url. The pages are stored in a table "pages" each one of them has a parent page indicated. So first the module searches for a page without parent that is called "Geek", if found it searches for a child record of the "Geek" page that is called "Functions" and so on. When no page is found anymore, the rest of the URI is treated as a list of arguments being passed to the page. The pages indeed are pieces of text, html or php code, contained in the page records.
> > I'd like to change the nadmin editor to produce xml > and a corresponding xsl > file instead of html: > so I need to rewrite the toolbar etc., where can I > get the pages to rewrite > them, because I don't need to rewrite the whole > editor? The nadmin editor is just an active X component that shows up in Internet Explorer, and that helps you to creat html wysiwyg. In Netscape and Opera, it's just a text form field. Maybe there'll be an xml edit component sooner or later... If you want to feed the Midgard database with xml and xsl files, you'll have to do it copy-pasting it from an existing xml editor. Or if you want to server xml pages out of midgard, you'll have to write page or style code to do so (search in the Marc mailinglist on serving pdf's, that's a similar discussion) pascal __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Check out Yahoo! Shopping and Yahoo! Auctions for all of your unique holiday gifts! Buy at http://shopping.yahoo.com or bid at http://auctions.yahoo.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
