Re: Re: Feedback about migration of web

Thanks for the detailed explanation Vincent, really useful -

Vincent Brabant wrote:
> Personnaly, I prefer the first solution and I will explain why:

Agreed.  Done.  Live.

> 1. it's easier for you: just add a / in the tempate for all modules.
> 2. it's easier for me. I have nothing to change. And the fr.netbeans.org 
> website will be fixed when you will fix the template.
> 3. it's more flexible than the second one because the module owner can 
> add the following line
> 
>    document.write('<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript"
>    SRC="local-left-nav.js"></SCRIPT>');

With the exception of fr, I added something like this, commented out,
with info, into every module's left-nav.js.  See as random eg

http://www.netbeans.org/source/browse/a11y/www/left-nav.js?rev=1.2&content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup

I am updating the module navigation guide to describe how to use this,
your comments are welcome.  My updates are live (but I am changing things
right now) :

   http://www.netbeans.org/community/guidelines/module-navigation.html

>    <div class="moduletitle"><a href="/">Fr</a></div>
> 
> So, it was easy for the user to come back, by one click/ to the root of 
> the projet.
> but, now, it seems that this line migrated to the template.
> Could you do the same modification in the template, so every project 
> will profit of that nice modification ?

Another good suggestion, done, though I used "/index.html", rather than
"/", as they are (unfortunately) different to SourceCast.  This change is
live.

Thanks for all your help Vincent!  Very much appreciated :-)


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