Actually, it should work as minimally as this:
"jobs" :
{
"build-files" :
{
"copy-files" :
{
"=files" :
[
"index.php"
]
}
}
> Now I have a question for you. ;-) Could you configure your e-mail
> client
> There might be several answers to this question, depending on your
> preferences. You could have the login dialog and the "application
> itself" in a single qooxdoo app. You could define the "application
> itself" as a qooxdoo part [1], and then load it from the login dialog
> after a succes
Hello Jonathan, hello Thomas,
> By default the build job will copy the index.html file to the build
> directory. If you rename this file, you have to modify the "build-
> files" job. Just open your config.json of your application and replace
> the commented block with this:
I think that's wh
Hello Daniel!
> I renamed the index file to index.php instead of index.html to
> include some configuration files etc. - maybe I should have done
> this another way. But: is there a config option I need to set to let
> the qd know I'm using a file named index.php instead of index.html?
By
> thanks for your reply. I tried "generate.py -v build" and I think I found the
> problem. I renamed the index file to index.php instead of index.html to
> include some configuration files etc. - maybe I should have done this another
> way. But: is there a config option I need to set to let the
Hi Daniel!
> thanks for your reply. I tried "generate.py -v build" and I think I
> found the problem. I renamed the index file to index.php instead of
> index.html to include some configuration files etc.
Good you found the cause of the error.
> - maybe I should have done this another way. But:
Hello,
thanks for your reply. I tried "generate.py -v build" and I think I found the
problem. I renamed the index file to index.php instead of index.html to include
some configuration files etc. - maybe I should have done this another way. But:
is there a config option I need to set to let the
