>> >> Because all the FAQs are pulled from the main CVS (we don't
>> >pull in anything automatically that isn't in CVS) - and the
>> >only version there is plain text
>> >>
>> >> http://developer.postgresql.org/cvsweb.cgi/pgsql/doc/
>> >
>> >OK, so you want the HTML in CVS? I can do that.
>>
>> Yup, if it's going to go on the site in HTML format at least
>;-). If you
>> put it where the other HTML format FAQs are (doc/src/FAQ/), it will
>> automatically be picked up on the site after the next cvs
>pull (once /
>> hour from the anoncvs mirror).
>>
>> Please make sure you make the same kind of cleanups done to the other
>> HTML files (missing tags and invalid attributes) before you put it in
>> :-)
>
>In this case the HTML is derived from the text file, which is the
>reverse of the FAQs.
Yes, that is because it's not present in CVS in HTML format. The site
code first searches the HTML versions and if it's not found there, it
searches the plaintext versions.
But it will bring anything it finds in the HTML version, so the source
that goes into cvs needs to be clean.
//Magnus
