Re: change MIT license to GPL?

2008-10-23 Thread pepejose


hello again ...

in cakephpforum.net have given me a solution.

** QUOTE **

According to the website of GNU you are allowed to have the following
construction:

Your Application (GPLv3 license)
- CakePHP 1.2 RC3 (MIT license)
- TinyMCE (LGPLv2.1 license)

This means that your application uses the GPLv3 as an overall license,
while CakePHP and TinyMCE both still have their own license types. THe
only thing you MUST do in this case is include the original licenses
with your application (by adding the license text as a text file) and
you MUST leave the the license notices at the source code intact
(although you may add your own in case of modifications).

In case your not 100% sure how to use the licenses you can always
contact the developers of the other applications to ask if it's
allowed to use their code and license it as a package under your own
(eg GPL) license.

Terminal13

** /QUOTE **

http://www.cakephpforum.net/index.php?showtopic=1017&st=0&#entry4539

greetings
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Re: change MIT license to GPL?

2008-10-23 Thread pepejose

hello again.

I opened this post because I am making an application that I have to
release as open source (I'm not forced to use a specific license)

My situation is as follows:

** Cakephp 1.2 RC3 -> MIT
** My code (views, controllers, models etc) -> GPL?
** Some code with LGPL (tcpdf, for example TinyMCE)

then, which is the best way to publish the application in one package?

diferent licenses?

On the one hand I read that MIT, GPL and LGPL are compatible but on
the other that if I use GPL code in part forces me to use GPL code in
all code ... on the other side as section 3 of the LGPL can convert to
LPG but i dont know not changes that I have to do exactly

greetings and thank you very much

PD: forgiveness for my English

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change MIT license to GPL?

2008-10-22 Thread pepejose

hello, I've been looking for information about the GPL and MIT and
wanted to know, because I am not sure, if I can change the license of
a framework cakephp to GPL and as I have to make changes

greetings and thank you very much

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Select Menu List

2007-12-13 Thread pepejose

hello

I am trying to do something like this, but there is no way
http://blazonry.com/javascript/selmenu.php



selectTag('User/LanguagesList', $languages,
null,
array('multiple' => 'multiple','size' =>  '6'), false); ?>

selectTag('Language/Language', array(),
null,
array('size' => '6','multiple' => 'multiple'),false); ?>





content of  scripts.js

function moveSelectedOptions(from,to) {
// Unselect matching options, if required
if (arguments.length>3) {
var regex = arguments[3];
if (regex != "") {
unSelectMatchingOptions(from,regex);
}
}
// Move them over
for (var i=0; i=0; i--) {
var o = from.options[i];
if (o.selected) {
from.options[i] = null;
}
}
if ((arguments.length<3) || (arguments[2]==true)) {
sortSelect(from);
sortSelect(to);
}
from.selectedIndex = -1;
to.selectedIndex = -1;
}

What am I doing wrong? THANKS

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