Le lundi 9 novembre 2009 20:10:44, Hannes Magnusson a écrit : > On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 19:56, Philip Olson <phi...@roshambo.org> wrote: > > On Nov 1, 2009, at 11:09 AM, yannick wrote: > >> Actually, I parse each file and store in DB each IDs I found. Then, I > >> open the > >> corresponding file after found is ID in the DB. This method is not > >> perfect for > >> files witch embded another... If you suggest me a better idea... ;) > > > > I just want to know how we can link to specific pages. Like, when someone > > is viewing php.net/manual/awesome/function.php how would we link to it > > for them to edit via the online editor? > > For function and references this is no problem, but for chapters, > articles and those kind of things (php.net/install, /features, /...) > its hard to determine the chunk ID without knowing the exact chunking > rules. > I don't think we should bother coming up with (or re-implementing the > chunking logic) complex solution for it. > All the doc-editor needs to support is ?page=function.strpos, > ?page=domdocument.savexml
I will see how I can implement this > > >>> 3. Use php.net authentication > >>> a) Not store passwords in mysql (especially plaintext) > >>> > >>> #3 seems to be the main issue. Any thoughts or progress? Oh, and: > >> > >> Yes, it's the main issue for now... > >> I will studies this example and try to do the same. > > I don't remember what the token is, but I can look it up if you want it? Yes, with pleasure ;) > > -Hannes > > p.s. These kind of discussions are perfect for the phpdoc@ list, it > both attracts other opinions and shows that people are actually > working on something.. hence making others want to work on somethings > too.. :) Done ! Best, Yannick