Re: [emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: Questions about emacs-wiki.el

[Kyle Sexton]

Forgive me if this has already been mentioned, I'm jumping in on this
kind of late.  I just wanted to point out that if you suffix an html
page w/ a country code, i.e. index.html.en, the browser will load the
language specified automatically.  So if the user has his browser
setup to be in French, it would automatically load index.html.fr. 
This is a feature of Apache, I'm not sure about other web servers. 
Might be completely off topic though... ;)

Thanks,
Kyle


On Wed, 07 Jul 2004 11:36:53 +0100, Gary V. Vaughan <address@hidden> wrote:
> Salut Nicolas:
> 
> Nicolas Charpentier wrote:
> > * /Problem/ of multiple WikiName.
> >
> > In fact I want to do a website in french and english. Each language
> > will be in one directory and I need to be able to generate an
> > navigation between each language. I can do this using 2 projects and
> > using a navigation link generated in the /header/ of each page. (the
> > navigation will be based on relative directories ( something like
> > href="../en/<lisp>(emacs-wiki-page-name)</lisp>.html" ).
> > By the way, your proposition to introduce /implicit interwiki link/
> > seems to be a solution to do this kind of navigation.
> 
> The implicit linking won't help here, unless the pages have different
> wikinames: remember that the search stops in the current project if a
> matching page is found.
> 
> I think your header approach is correct.
> 
> > * Using directory hierarchy.
> >
> > Well, I use hierarchy to organize my files. I don't matter the way
> > they are generated (flat mode or hierarchy mode). As all wikiname is
> > unique inside a wiki project, it may be simplier to generate a flat
> > site. At this time, file are generated with the same hierarchy and
> > this broke the WikiIndex.html.
> > What is the way you want emacs-wiki.el to work ?
> 
> emacs-wiki-markup-link doesn't understand heirarchies, so published
> links to WikiName pages (including the ones in the index) do not work.
> I haven't figured out how this interacts with the new protocol stuff
> yet, so I can't offer a quick patch :-(
> 
> > * Using TLA.
> >
> > I see that your are using TLA as version control system. I'm /fluent/
> > with CVS but I try to find a more efficient system.
> > How is your experience with TLA ?
> 
> I am in heaven =)O|  Going back to CVS really hurts these days.
> 
> > Does it work well on Windows ? (with cygwin)
> 
> No, the windows filesystem can't handle long paths, and it messes with
> the case of created files.  There is a port in the works though, you
> can find it by googling for 'Leroy Lode tla'...
> 
> > * Emacs-Wiki mailing list.
> >
> > I don't have any internet access during my work hours. Please could
> > you give me the way to subscribe to the mailing list. I'm quite sure
> > that my questions, remarks should be post on the list.
> 
> If it works like all the other mailing lists email interface, then you
> can send an email with Subject: Subscribe (and maybe a body 'subscribe'
> too) to address@hidden
> 
> > Thanks for all your work on emacs-wiki.el
> 
> The glory belongs to John, Damien and Sacha... I just throw a spanner
> in the works from time to time :*)
> 
> Cheers,
>         Gary.
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