Masterview devel - Jul 2006 - Once we get the enable_admin_pages config for dev set properly, I would like to do a release if that''s ok

Deb,

Once we get the enable_admin_pages config for dev set properly (which if you
will show me how to best do this for consistency then I will know for
future), I would like to do a release if that''s ok. I would like to get
the
admin dev fix out as well as an upgrade of the attr_value parsing which was
being done by a very limited regex and the new directives (check_box,
radio_button, select, collection_select).

Not a huge release, but a decent number of things to get out there for
people to use.

So let me know how we fix the enable_admin_pages to be true for dev (without
doing it in development.rb like I did) and if there is anything else you
want in the release let me know. Then I can get that out.

Thanks,

Jeff
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Jeff - should be all set, actually - that went in with my submission last
night because it was too hard to untangle from the other stuff I wanted to
get committed, so I just went ahead and did it on the cheerful assumption
that you''d go along with the change.
 
Believe I got all the examples, generator templates, and config doc updated,
but you can recheck with a fresh pair of eyes to make sure I didn''t
miss
anything.
 
BTW, my idea for linking directly to the template file from the MV admin
page was to just change the current left col entries with the names of the
template files into links - that would open the template in browser, but if
your system setup allows its not hard to get from there to your html editor
on the file i think.
 
~  Deb

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From: Jeff Barczewski [mailto:jeff.barczewski at gmail.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2006 11:43 AM
To: masterview-devel at rubyforge.org; djlewis at acm.org
Subject: Once we get the enable_admin_pages config for dev set properly, I
would like to do a release if that''s ok


Deb,

Once we get the enable_admin_pages config for dev set properly (which if you
will show me how to best do this for consistency then I will know for
future), I would like to do a release if that''s ok. I would like to get
the
admin dev fix out as well as an upgrade of the attr_value parsing which was
being done by a very limited regex and the new directives (check_box,
radio_button, select, collection_select). 

Not a huge release, but a decent number of things to get out there for
people to use.

So let me know how we fix the enable_admin_pages to be true for dev (without
doing it in development.rb like I did) and if there is anything else you
want in the release let me know. Then I can get that out. 

Thanks,

Jeff

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Wonderful!

Lets think about the admin page a little before put more links,
theoretically we could do several things, go to actual page in system, open
file in browser, view source in browser (like we do for rhtml), edit source
in browser (which would be really useful if we ever get to having files
stored in database). Obviously need more security if allowing editing. So
let''s ponder on that and think what would be most useful of all those
options. Just want to put the right options that would really be useful.

On 7/5/06, Deb Lewis <djlewis at acm.org> wrote:
>
>  Jeff - should be all set, actually - that went in with my submission last
> night because it was too hard to untangle from the other stuff I wanted to
> get committed, so I just went ahead and did it on the cheerful assumption
> that you''d go along with the change.
>
> Believe I got all the examples, generator templates, and config doc
> updated, but you can recheck with a fresh pair of eyes to make sure I
didn''t
> miss anything.
>
> BTW, my idea for linking directly to the template file from the MV admin
> page was to just change the current left col entries with the names of the
> template files into links - that would open the template in browser, but if
> your system setup allows its not hard to get from there to your html editor
> on the file i think.
>
> ~  Deb
>
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