I was considering adding quite a few pages for the solrsharp project. Any specific requests for where new content should go?
-- j On 9/5/07, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > i've been thinking that there are some little things that could be done to > clean the wiki up a bit, i'm happy to do them but i wanted to send out a > quick ping before i spend a chunk of time on it in case someone thinks > it's a bad idea... > > 1) find all usages of stuff like [Solr 1.2+], [Solr1.2], [Solr 1.3] that > denote when a feature/param was added and change them to... > > <!>["Solr1.2"] (or 1.3 as needed) > > ...the <!> will insert an "attention" icon to help people notice them, > and the quotes will force MoinMoin to make a link out of hte text (Solr1.2 > isn't a very MoinMoin friendly wiki word) > > 2) gut the contents of the Solr1.2 (it still has a bunch of pre 1.2 > release planning) and replace it with a page explaining when 1.2 was > released, where to find it, and a blurb explaining that any links to this > page are used to indicate a feature that was added in this release. > > 3) add a Solr1.3 page with a similar blurb about how it denotes a feature > that *should* be added in 1.3) > > (making these pages and using links instead of just text will make it > eaier down the road to find them and remove them ... when we're up to Solr > 2.0 we don't really need to draw attention to features added in 1.2) > > 4) create MoinMoin "Categories" for things like RequestHandlers and > ResponseWriters (the MoinMoin editing screen gies you a pulldown to assign > pages to categories when editing them) .. put all of the RequestHandler > and > ResponseWriter pages in the appropriate category, and change various > places (ie: FrontPage) to use the macro for listing all pages in a > category so we don't have to maintain the list manually. > > > objections? > > > -Hoss > >
