Re: [LogiLogi-list] Commited changes, logis-box working IE

On 11/16/06, Wybo Wiersma <wy...@lo...> wrote:
> > Hi.
> >
> > I've commited some changes! the logilink is working fine, please test
> > and let me know if you find something out of order. There should be
> > minor things to fix (apart from click-out), like the box behaivour in
> > the page limits and other details.
>
> It works beautifully. And indeed it behaves well at multiple locations,
> and at different scales.

Great!

> > Wybo: so you need me to split the text in two links, not two <span> as
> > it is now? let me know.
>
> No, the link-splitting happens server-side, that's why links like this
> one are already split in the output (that will be input for RedCloth):
>
Ok, so my code will stay as it is now.

> Log"iLog(botanics/george_bush)":do:logi/view/botanics/george_bush;
> "i is":do:link/list/1;
>
> (Where 'iLogi is' was the original 'word' that was linked)
>
> So the javascript-call will be placed around both parts on the server.
>
> Actually first the idea was to only place it around the second part on
> the server, and leave the first part as a normal link, but I really
> like what you did with the background-colors, so we will keep it your
> way.
>
Ok, I'm glad you liked the two colors, I just got the concept from
your top bar, which as I can see it, talks a lot about LogiLogi, and
represents very well the nature of LogiLogi, as far as I understand.

About the links, RedCloth and the html, still have some questions,.

I'm not understanding the process between the text I enter in the edit
mode and the output, and if we make some things clearer it will help
me to understand better what you and Miguel are trying to do.
For what I understand, this are the steps:
  * I enter some text in the edit mode "Hello LogiLogi!" but I want to
make "LogiLogi" a logilogilink, so this would be the final text I
enter:

Hello "Logi(botanics/george_bush)":do:logi/view/botanics/george_bush;"Logi":do:link/list/1;!

  * The next step, is RedCloth, which understands that LogiLogi is a
"dual" link and executes the "do:" parts of both halves of the link.
The first "do:" of the link is telling RedCloth to create a link to
"botanics/george_bush". The second part will make the "list". (what is
the "1" for in "link/list/1"?)

  * Then the next step would be a "view" output, where RedCloth would
parse the link template I've made and insert the variables, like this:

<a href="logi/view/botanics/george_bush">
<span class="first_half_link" >Logi</span>
<span class="second_half_link">Logi</span>
</a>
<span class="logis_box">
<ul>
<li>
<a href="botanics/definitions/Bush">Bush (botanics)</a> score: 0.62
</li>
<li>
<a href="people/presidents/george_bush">George W. Bush (president)</a>
score: 0.52
</li>
</ul>
</span>

I'm pasting this code here to make it clear.
Could you explain this shortly how is it in a grafical way?


By the way, today I was going through the trunk and saw the doc/LICENCE.TXT
Using GPLv3_draft from the beggining is a very smart move and I
believe it should have value, dough it could have bugs, so that's the
danger of Beta testings... ;)
After released you could use GPL plain and that would mean the latest version.
Also, Manta should be in the Savanna as a GNU project when it's
released. Don't you think? I could work on that too if you think so,
but with time.

Also, I have this bookmark that could be of any help (in the remote
case you didn't know about it) http://rubyvote.rubyforge.org/

It takes me lot's of time to write this mails! Don't want to take
your time either.

> Wybo
>
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