On Tue, 2004-05-11 at 16:13, Alexey Borzov wrote:
> Greetings.
>
> Well, looks like I've finished working on all the interactive parts of the
> website (i.e. forms submissions and admin part).
>
> Admin part is accessible on
> http://alexey.beta.postgresql.org/admin/
> Login: test
> Pass: test
>
> All the functionality of the current website is ported + (obviously)
> translations management for news/events/surveys + docs comment moderation added.
>
> Form submits on user level work, too.
>
> For testing purposes I've set it up to send various emails to the pgsql-www
> list, they'll have links to http://alexey.beta.postgresql.org/ inside.
>
> Please thoroughly test this and submit any bugs found.
>
Are you interested in nit picking or should we just wait on that and/or
submit patches ourselves? For example, I like the layout of the old
news admin interface better.... id number,date,headline,yes/no on status
info, translations,edit,delete being more boxy and filling up browser
page... obviously a minor thing but would be nice.
Another thing I was wondering about. Once an article is translated, if
someone goes back in and edits the original article, should it mark the
article as not translated? That is how I did it on the advocacy site...
well, actually I kept track of it the item was either new (never
translated) or stale (needed updating but had been translated.)
On the doc comment interface, what is the difference between rejected
and deleted? Maybe that's not the right question... when would I want to
reject a comment and not delete it? Also we used to be able to edit
comments on the doc page themselves which was handy to see the comment
in context, any chance we can still do that?
Oh, and one other thing, how do we add a new language? I'd like to walk
through that process if I could.
Hmm... since none of the above are bugs... go to documentation section
and click on the FAQ/PDF links, I notice they are broken. :-) Otherwise
everything else seemed pretty functional... great job
Robert Treat
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