Stas Bekman wrote: > Jim Martinez wrote: > >> [..] >> Is this an accurate, acceptable summary of the improvements mentioned >> above: >> >> create (as a directory) perl.apache.org/projects/ >> >> create (as a directory) perl.apache.org/projects/Apache-Test >> >> create perl.apache.org/projects/index.html which would be a placeholder >> like page that links to perl.apache.org/projects/Apache-Test/index.html >> (and also possibly to perl.apache.org/projects/Apache-Test/php.html ) >> >> move perl.apache.org/docs/general/testing/testing.html to >> perl.apache.org/projects/Apache-Test/general.html >> >> If weak documentation is better than no documentation, I'm willing to >> create a content light Apache-Test/php page (I recently moved a legacy >> will-not-die side project that is written in php to the Apache::Test >> frame >> work). That page will contain only a few things from slides from the >> 2004 >> ApacheCon Apache-Test/PHP talk (three php.ini configuration lines). >> >> So I'd create perl.apache.org/projects/Apache-Test/php.html to hold a few >> notes from that Apachecon talk.
I'd rather see projects/Apache-Test/php/index.html but the rest sounds great! I'm particulary tickled to see someone using the php interface in the wild :) if we do that, then I guess it would be projects/Apache-Test/perl/general.html >> >> If those tasks above are both reasonably complete and acceptable, I'm >> willing to do them, if you're asking. >> >> Did I miss anything? > > > Actually, I can handle the reshuffling, since nothing needs to be > created, the docsetting system does it automatically. > > Do we agree on the above layout, Geoff? yeah, sounds great, either my suggestion or the way jim layed it out is fine with me. > > So all is remaining is whatever php docs you want to provide. The > supported input formats at the moment are pod or html. Thanks Jim. yeah, jim++ --Geoff
