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Re: Linking between FAQ items (Was: [LDraw FAQ] Who wrote LDraw?)
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lugnet.faq
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Fri, 14 May 1999 17:03:21 GMT
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Jeremy:
> Sproaticus wrote:
[...]
> From my end, I can guarantee that all FAQ items (1) have unique file names.
> This is the key thing, to be able to find a specific file by its name, in
> any subdirectory.
OK. Will you take care of keeping a list of used entry
names?
> So, to make a HREF to "#whatsitz" in file "flarn.en.html" (2), you could do
> the anchor like this:
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> <A HREF=".../flarn.en.html#whatsitz">another FAQ item</A>
Skip the ".en.html#whatsitz".
* Fixed language codes (".en") will give us unneccessary
problems when translating the FAQ.
* Todd will generate the documents on-the-fly so ".html"
may be a problem (and we don't need it for the
ldraw.org site).
* The entries should be small enough that we won't need
addressing within the pages ("#whatsitz").
> The ".../" (3) preceeding the file name will be a token to the slurper
> script to find the file and resolve the HREF to a proper address (whether in
> the same file or in another file far, far away), and write the correct
> address to the output text.
Good idea!
> 2. Is it "flarn.en.html" or "flarn.html.en"? (4)
Just "flarn" (the other two are too specific for our purpose).
> 3. Or some other token; we just need to agree on it.
".../" is fine.
> 4. If my browser says my language is "en-US", and the Apache server
> doesn't have "goondog.en-US.html", will it pull "goondog.en.html"?
Apparently it will. Try these two:
http://www.ldraw.org/www_admin/test-1
http://www.ldraw.org/www_admin/test-2
There is only a "en" edition of the former, whereas there
are both "en" and "en-US" editions of the latter.
Play well,
Jacob
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