Hi there,
On 26 Apr 2003 at 23:48:54 +0000, Mikhael Goikhman wrote:
> Do you mean I am a native English speaker? :)
>
> Ok, if I should choose, I think the term "web theme" is good.
> Or "theme" for short.
All the new stuff will be placed at /web-theme/{...}
> I didn't mean the class concept is bad.
I got that. But the class concept might be not necessary. On
my computer at home I had the impression that using
classes/objects produces more cpu load at the web servers
side. I don't like to overkill the web server at fvwm.org.
> I just don't have a time to think about the exact code
> design right now. I hope you have more time to think about
> this, i.e. how to make creation of new web themes easy. It
> may be good (or bad) to have subclassed themes or
> subclassed navigations/pagers.
I have not made a decision yet. My current concept (in mind)
is partinioning the functions as the are now in
layout_default.inc in files and add some dependencies to
this functions files like:
/web-theme/navigation/window_decoration/default.inc:
------------------------------------------------------------
// don't load this files if functions described here do
// already exist
if(function_exists("window_decoration_start")) return;
// declare functions which are needed by the function
// declations in this file
require("decoration_title_line");
// or maybe just
include(theme_description("navigation/window_decoration/window_decoration_title_line.inc"));
function window_decoration_start("") {...}
------------------------------------------------------------
This would allow to include the functions needed for a
theme in the theme file. I have to think about it more
detailed regarding to simplicity, extentability, safety and
cpu usage.
> I think placing the statement in one/two central .inc
> files that are included by all .php is more than enough.
I am going to do that.
> Having .php files themselves small (only html, no static
> text) would be nice.
The header in the php files is necessary to get urls like
www.fvwm.org/features.php.
and use navgen to obtain the navigation structure. If the
php-files would contain html (and php-function calls) only
the url would look like
www.fvwm.org/theme_default.php?file=features
This would allow to separate contents and layout as the
current concept. But I don't like such urls ;-)
Cheers, Uwe
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