2009/2/9 Marcus Lange <[email protected]>: > [...] > Is the reference to "style.css" still needed? If not, it could be deleted to > prevent possible confusion.
Thanks for pointing this out - removed. >> there's anything else that I can help with. > > The idea from Gordon could be implemented (to move the variables from > index.html to the ../download.js). I've tried this and trashed the whole > website, so I had to undo my changes. Maybe you have more luck... ;-) I'll leave this to someone far more capable than me - Kay :) For pages that have an OOo version other than the latest, such as http://download.openoffice.org/2.4.2/ the variable can be overwritten in the pages' HTML to specify an older version. > One other thing comes into my mind: > > I would like to change the location in the URL, from > "download.openoffice.org/test" to a name that points better to unstable > builds in general. When looking to the URL and see "test", then I don't > expect something that has a real and official character. It's more about > websites or scripts that are tested by the webmasters. > > I can think of names like "next", "current", "dev", "unstable", "ng" (from > StarTrek's Next Generation)? IMHO the name should be short but still unique > in its meaning. IMHO a good thing for a proposal. Next or dev sound good to me (nice and short) - but perhaps others could weigh in and share their thoughts. 2009/2/10 Marcus Lange <[email protected]>: > Hi Ivan, > > we've noticed a problem with the 2.4.2 download website > "download.openoffice.org/2.4.2". The old style references are still used and > therefore the website looks now trashed. Trashed is a good way of putting it :) The page hadn't been updated to reflect the changes recently made to download.js (splitting of languages into languages.js as far as I can see) so the download button wasn't even showing - I've fixed it now, but we should keep a list of all the pages that make use of download.js so that when updates like this are made, JS errors don't stop people from being able to download. I've made a basic list on the wiki: http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Website/Pages_using_download.js Please add any other pages you know of. Regards, Ivan. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
