> > > 2/ Although I want to solve the dom problem, I don't want
> > to hard code dom
> > > specifics into the guts of livedocs
> > So how? How do you know if you to append 'dom-' to the id?
>
> There should be a generic mechanism to name functions based on the
extension
> that they are in.
For, we
> > 2/ Although I want to solve the dom problem, I don't want
> to hard code dom
> > specifics into the guts of livedocs
> So how? How do you know if you to append 'dom-' to the id?
There should be a generic mechanism to name functions based on the extension
that they are in.
> > 3/ the version
> Hey Nuno,
>
> I left out those other parts because:
>
> 1/ lookup_title() is good thing to use (take a look at what it does)
Oh, it is caching the results But SPL, Tidy,... don't work.
Mine implementation fetches the title and the description with one DB query
instead of two that you would do
Hey Nuno,
I left out those other parts because:
1/ lookup_title() is good thing to use (take a look at what it does)
2/ Although I want to solve the dom problem, I don't want to hard code dom
specifics into the guts of livedocs
3/ the version stuff is not phpdoc specific; it can happily live in t
"Wez Furlong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Wouldn't it be better to do this in a RTL version of the style sheet
> (that just contains the RTL specific parts), and link to that sheet in
> addition to existing "generic" style sheet?
>
> Or are there other kinds of th
Wouldn't it be better to do this in a RTL version of the style sheet
(that just contains the RTL specific parts), and link to that sheet in
addition to existing "generic" style sheet?
Or are there other kinds of things that you need to do when generating
the HTML?
--Wez.
> -Original Message
