Micha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > You could make a backup copy of the files after they are installed and
> > then check for differences between this and the backup that the
> > installation makes. You will then know which files have changed.
> Yes, ok. But it's not really smart.
> What if the original css files would inlcude an external user style
> sheet file from the real styles, at the end ? You know, the way many
> Unix config files do work (installation tamplate -> system file ->
> user file). But again, it's not really important - the recent style
> isn't so bad after all :)
There would be an error if the external user style sheet did not
exist. To make sure that it did exist then WWWOFFLE would have to
install it. But then we are back to the same problem.
When you upgrade to a new version of the program it might be that all
of the style names have changed. This would mean that your existing
style sheet would be worthless anyway. The only way that WWWOFFLE can
be sure of consistency is to install everything that it needs.
> Perhaps we (some from this list) could work out a style for
> 'advanced users', with buttons for the links ? (Well, don't panic,
> it could be driven rather extensivly...)
> btw. Would it be possible to direct the wwwoffled messages (like,
> eg, request for order) into a popup ? It could smooth the 'workflow'
> IMHO. But I don't understand C and won't try to fiddle with your
> code.
It is not C that you need to understand it is HTML. Since most
browsers now have popup blockers this would not work. Most browsers
also have multiple tabs you could open the link in a new tab and then
just delete it later.
--
Andrew.
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Andrew M. Bishop [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.gedanken.demon.co.uk/
WWWOFFLE users page:
http://www.gedanken.demon.co.uk/wwwoffle/version-2.8/user.html
