RE: Re: [viewvc-users] Displaying html as html

Hi there

I've just upgraded to v1.1.6 and the "download" tag as mentioned in this thread is no longer to be found :(

> The ability to view HTML as HTML is a core feature of ViewVC.
> 
> As you navigate your tree of files and directories, you should come
> across links for files that say "download" -- clicking those links
> should show your HTML as HTML.  Here's an example of just such a URL:
> 
>    http://svn.collab.net/viewvc/*checkout*/svn/trunk/www/index.html
> 
> Now, you *won't* get stuff like auto-indexing (like where you view a
> directory URL and the index.html file is automatically found and
> displayed).  But the rest should basically work for you.
> 
> Yan Bulgak wrote:
> > Hello to everyone on the list.
> > 
> > As I am new to SVN/ViewVC, perhaps I am going about the problem
> > incorrectly.  If so, pointers in the right direction are appreciated.
> > 
> > The issue (summary):  I would like .html files that are in an SVN
> > repository to be rendered as html, rather than being displayed as text
> > (with the tags all over the place).
> > 
> > Reason this came up:  I have Doxygen generate documentation on the
> > project and then commit the docs to the SVN.  (Yes, this is not a good
> > idea in a large project, but I'm pretty much the only person coding on
> > this thing right now.  Perhaps having SVN generate the docs over the
> > whole repository after every commit would work, but that's an SVN
> > issue.  The point is, we still wind up with html in the repository).
> > 
> > Question: is there any fast/easy way to get this work?  If not, how
> > much does this idea conflict with the general architecture of ViewVC?
> > (in other words, is it worth trying to mess with the code to get it to
> > work, given that you'd have to re-write the whole thing).  Perhaps
> > having some sort of flag file in a directory to say "display this as
> > html directory", or automatically show html files rendered?
> > It's also possible I am not comprehending how subversion works, and
> > that this is technically impossible for much deeper reasons.
> > 
> > So, any thoughts/experiences with this?
> > 
> > Thanks in advance.
> > 
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