David Crossley wrote:
Ross Gardler wrote:
David Crossley wrote:
Now that i look more carefully at your example site,
i understand more. It seems that it is somehow magically
linked to a citations document. Great, however we don't
yet have the Citations plugin at Forrest. FOR-756
Ahhhh... I completely forgot about that. When I get time I'll dig out
the citations "plugin" too. It's in the same state as the original
glossary donation (i.e. against Forest 0.5).
Do you mean this? ...
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FOR-756
err... yes - thanks for being more on the ball about what I have done
than I am myself.
All these "plugins" are the reason I created the plugin framework in the
first place. Its ironic that I have never found the time to migrate the
original motivations to real plugins. I suppose that is what happens
with a change in job.
I wonder waht else you have in the Attic.
I think we are getting to the bottom of the "barrel". There are still a
few others, like the MSOffice plugin that are not in Jira, but there are
comments in the relevant issues if anyone decides to tackle those
issues. I always try to at least comment on forgotten code lying around
when a relevant issue comes up.
Also i was getting xml validation errors, e.g.
"An element with the identifier "W3C-CSS" must appear in the document."
Not sure about that I'm afraid.
It is from the definition/@cite IDREF attribute.
More justification for using the @class attribute instead then.
Ross
