On a related note, what's the policy WRT putting plug-ins in the main
list (the section after the news items)? I see the note on the page
saying plug-ins hosted externally should be listed as news items, which
I've done for my two plug-ins, but it seems there's a number of them in
the main list that are hosted at Google code and elsewhere... I'd like
to have my plug-ins in the main list so they are available for voting
too (I'd think we'd want all plug-ins to have voting available so that
those that become popular might be considered for addition to the main
Struts distro down the road). Any objections to me adding mine to the
list? If not, should that note be removed from the page altogether?
Frank
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Tom Schneider wrote:
Thanks for doing this Don, I appreciate you taking the lead on this.
Did you vote for all your own plugins? :)
Tom
On Nov 14, 2007 4:17 PM, Don Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Done. Unfortunately, the latest version requires a newer version of
Confluence, so I installed an older version. I placed the macro on
each plugin page, but found a couple of issues:
* Anyone can reset the ratings
* The table report doesn't seem to work right, so I didn't put that
report on the home page
* New votes won't kick off an export of the page, so users using the
static page won't see the new votes
Still, I think it is better than nothing, so vote away.
Don
On 11/11/07, Tom Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I know I've mentioned this before, but I was wondering if we could use
this plugin:
http://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/plugins/rate.jsp
To provide user rating capabilities for the plugin registry. As more
and more of the core functionality becomes plugins, I think it makes
sense to let people vote on the plugins so new users have an idea of
which plugins are the most popular.
Tom
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