Hi Guys,
I've found some problems in my travels with mmwx that I'd like to report:
1) The "screenshots" links are broken everywhere. Clicking the link generates a
403 error:
An error has been encountered in accessing this page.
1. Server: wxcode.sourceforge.net
2. URL path: /screenshots/mmwx/
3. Error notes: NONE
4. Error type: 403
5. Request method: GET
6. Request query string: NONE
7. Time: 2010-05-05 16:45:44 UTC (1273077944)
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It's the same for every project. Since it links to the directory, I presume it
a permissions problem. Is that what's being attempted? I can't see why we'd
want to do that. It would be nice if the directory
was parsed and the images displayed in a lightbox or something.
2) The call to writeSnippet() in the web site template breaks the page. The
page stops redrawing after the "Usage sample" header is drawn. Many of the
component sites on wxCode are
displaying this problem. It looks like the function is expanding to invalid
code. The source doesn't show what's happening and I can't see more as I don't
have access to that code. Removing
that call fixes the display issue.
3) The "Additional utilities" block in the template mycomp.bkl incorrectly
shows the "zip" and "docs" tags without trailing slashes:
<!-- Put here one or more of the following tags if you need them:
<make-tarball/> => for adding a "tarball" target on your Unix
makefiles. Very very useful to make clean
tarballs
of your component at release-time.
<make-zip> => for adding a "zip" target on your Win
makefiles.
Very very useful to make clean zip archives
of your component at release-time.
<make-docs> => for adding a "docs" target on your makefiles
which runs "doxygen" in yourCompFolder/docs
-->
They should be entered thus:
<make-tarball/>
<make-zip/>
<make-docs/>
Cheers.
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