> HANAX wrote: > >>HANAX wrote: > >> > >>>Finally I have done my exams, so now it's good time for me to continue my > >>>work. > >> > >> > >>Welcome back, I trust you did well in your exams? > >> > >> > >>>I remember that last time we were talking about views and that was the > >>>last thing I read in this forum. > >>>Now I'm not in the picture now so I'll appreciate some help how to user > >>>views and integrate them or what else... > >> > >> > >>Yes, moving your work into views is the next stage. If I understand > >>correctly the voiceXML stuff should go in the <head> section of the > >>final HTML page. Is that right? > >> > > > > > > Yes, but small code is needed also in body section. And also external > > grammar files. > > The grammar files are external, so they can be served in the normal way > via the sitemap (i.e. no need to change this in your existing code). > > If you need some code in body as well as head then we may need two > contracts. Lets focus on one at a time though. The majority of stuff > goes into head so we may as well work there. > > > I've read archive, but thing seems pretty abstract for me :) > > Yes, The purpose of that particular reference was just to give you a > high level understanding of the terminology in this new funcitonlaity I > hope my subsequent link to our meagre docs on views helps to make it a > little more concrete, together with looking at the code we have added to > the voice plugin. > > The view is defined in src/documentation/content/default.fv, so this is > a good place to start looking. > > The contracts defined in that file are all in the viewhelper.xhtml > plugin (in whiteboard). > > Incidentally to make this work you need to deploy the views plugins, > there is a helper script in FORREST_HOME/etc called views/sh to do this. > > Don't worry if you are still totally lost with this views stuff (I was > until very recently), we will hold your hand until you understand. Just > ask more questions so we can give meaningful responses. > > Ross >
Ok, now I have working "view" version of my site. Maybe it's time for me to understand views by working with them. I want to add simple visual background (headings, text, virtual cursor...) for my voice version of site. So what is the core?
