Hi again, Marcus and others
First, please ignore the post I sent just now, the approach I talked
about won't work for the home page, but we may want to think about what
to do with some of the much older version, e.g. 2.4.1. I don't even
think they're linked right now. OK, on to this post.
Marcus Lange wrote:
Kay Schenk wrote:
Marcus Lange wrote:
Kay Schenk wrote:
Hello Kay,
IMHO there shouldn't be any problems when:
a) putting the other variables in it.
b) move the file to download.openoffice.org
a) renaming VERSION into STABLE_VERSION and modifying the other HTML
websites respectively.
Again, OK, but I think this difference would apply only to folks
wanting to download development versions, and I'm not sure if this
would come into play with our normal download.
I would like to have the renaming to identify for what the variable is
when we have a lot more in the future.
OK, I did just add several "versions" and other variables you spoke
about to globalvars.js which is now in the download area if you want to
take a look. Or, if you want to try to use them.
I can change the index page of say download.openoffice.org/2.4.2 to use
the new js file for a rather non-harmful test. My only concern IS that
each of these old index pages will need to be manually changed when we
go to newer versions. I don't like this really, but can't come up with a
working alternative at the moment.
So, let's play with this a bit, and brainstorm some more I guess.
The only "problem" could arrise when coming with a new JS file. ;-)
But anyway ...
Well I understand your concerns here but, well, if we did this at
least we'd only need to change the ONE place instead of many.
Right :-)
Best regards
Marcus
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