At 07:00 PM 10/8/05 -0400, Bernard Kenik wrote:
>> * Reload docs in your browser
>
>This is the part I do not understand!!!
>How? from Where?? to Where??
She just means reopen the index page. Or hit refresh if u already ahve it
open. U've got it all right.
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as well to make sure we are made aware of it. Stuff on the mailing
lists easily gets lost when everyone is too busy.
I'll try to write up
At 06:06 PM 10/7/05 -0700, $Bill Luebkert wrote:
>> I'll even "Me too" Bill's opinion, but I think it is irrelevant. DHTML
>> is not a M$-only feature of a browser.
>1) It's not in all popular browsers yet.
Strictly speaking, it is. All the way back to Netscape 4.0 there was some
DHTML support.
Richard A. Wells wrote:
> $Bill Luebkert wrote:
>
>> I'm against exploring any M$-only features of a browser - just doesn't
>> make any sense since people that use Perl are much less likely to use
>> M$ software over freeware (ie: they're smarter than your average user).
>>
> Agreed. And neither
Glenn Linderman wrote:
>
> I'll even "Me too" Bill's opinion, but I think it is irrelevant. DHTML
> is not a M$-only feature of a browser.
1) It's not in all popular browsers yet.
2) We're not just talking DHTML here - we're talking anything that
is peculiar to M$ mostly/only (that's for all f
Thanks, that did it. But I'm still perturbed that that new TOC was even put
out there as "the way". Is it so much to even give us an option
At 12:29 PM 10/7/05 -0700, Jan Dubois wrote:
>but here is a quick workaround to get the old style help back:
>
>* Delete (or rename) the Perl/html/displ
At 11:59 AM 10/7/05 -0700, Jeff Griffiths wrote:
>All the docs are also available online ins a very static format:
>http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/docs/ASPNTOC-ACTIVEPERL/
>These should be viewable even if you're still using IE 3 or something.
Thanks but that's a workaround not a solution. Why
$Bill Luebkert wrote:
Richard A. Wells wrote:
Chris Wagner wrote:
Now I see what happened. Somebody at ActiveState thought they would be cute
by replacing the old TOC with a DHTML expansion menu. [...]
I, too, preferred the old way, esp. since I could browser-search the TOC
t
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Jan Dubois wrote:
>
> There is nothing Microsoft specific in the ActivePerl docs except
> for the PerlScript samples and the OLE browser. They have no
> choice as their purpose is to show off the PerlScript functionality
> which is an ActiveX scripting engine thingie.
See that you keep it that w
On Fri, 07 Oct 2005, $Bill Luebkert wrote:
> I'm against exploring any M$-only features of a browser - just
> doesn't make any sense since people that use Perl are much less
> likely to use M$ software over freeware (ie: they're smarter than
> your average user).
There is nothing Microsoft specifi
*Doh* What Jan Said :)
*mutters something about timing*
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Now I see what happened. Somebody at ActiveState thought they would be cute
by replacing the old TOC with a DHTML expansion menu. Well let me tell ya,
it was not a good idea. I use Netscape 4.8 and the entire user guide does
no
Richard A. Wells wrote:
> Chris Wagner wrote:
>
>> Now I see what happened. Somebody at ActiveState thought they would be cute
>> by replacing the old TOC with a DHTML expansion menu. [...]
>>
> I, too, preferred the old way, esp. since I could browser-search the TOC
> to find a module by substr
On Fri, 07 Oct 2005, Chris Wagner wrote:
Hi Chris,
> This is crap. If I don't hear from somebody at ActiveState about
> a remedy for this soon I'll have no choice except to go back to
> build 811. I guess no more upgrades for me. ActiveState only
> wants to do buisness with "cool", "hip", "with i
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Now I see what happened. Somebody at ActiveState thought they would be cute
by
Hi Chris
All the docs are also available online ins a very static format:
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/docs/ASPNTOC-ACTIVEPERL/
These should be viewable even if you're still using IE 3 or something.
Chris Wagner wrote:
If I don't hear from somebody at ActiveState about a
remedy for this
I agree, I have Firefox and I am running into the similar issues. I hate the
new TOC.
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Chris Wagner wrote:
Now I see what happened. Somebody at ActiveState thought they would be cute
by replacing the old TOC with a DHTML expansion menu. [...]
I, too, preferred the old way, esp. since I could browser-search the TOC
to find a module by substring. At least an expand all/clear all
Now I see what happened. Somebody at ActiveState thought they would be cute
by replacing the old TOC with a DHTML expansion menu. Well let me tell ya,
it was not a good idea. I use Netscape 4.8 and the entire user guide does
not work. No warning, no change notes, no options to leave it be. It
> -Original Message-
> Does anybody know how to manually regenerate the html documentation in
the
> ActiveState perl tree?
This is what I got from AS itself: perl -MActivePerl::DocTools
-eUpdateHTML(1)
There are known issues with IE but thankfully I use Firefox.
HTH,
Robert
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Chris Wagner wrote:
Does anybody know how to manually regenerate the html documentation in the
ActiveState perl tree?
I had the same problem when I upgraded. I found a technote on the
ActiveState site about the way java ran under IE. It recommended
switching to Mozilla. It runs like a dream
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Does anybody know how to manually regenerate the html documentation in the
ActiveState perl tree? I just upgraded to build 813 and
Does anybody know how to manually regenerate the html documentation in the
ActiveState perl tree? I just upgraded to build 813 and now the index pages
are gone. I tried reinstalling and installing some packages but nothing
recreated it.
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