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falke
Re: Multi-Menu 1.5

  • 2005/1/5 9:40

  • falke

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  • Since: 2004/4/25


Can you please explain the difference between dynamic sublinks and permanent sublinks?

Will it be possible to use it the way the main menu works. To hide the submenu items until you click the main menu item?

Thanks for your great work.

regards/falke
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falke
Re: Thinking About Dumping PHP-Nuke

  • 2004/12/30 13:04

  • falke

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  • Since: 2004/4/25


You are not dreaming...... it did! He must have changed his mind....
regards/falke
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falke
Re: where's the 2.0.9.1 news topic gone?

  • 2004/12/30 12:44

  • falke

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  • Since: 2004/4/25


I heard some more news are on it's way. We just have to wait and see.............

*edit* my info came too late it seems (just 1 min.)
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falke
Re: QA Smoketests

  • 2004/12/27 20:35

  • falke

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  • Since: 2004/4/25


It is my humble opinion that most projects that fails are unfocused. So I think it is important to limit the task from the start and make it very clear what the goals are. I prefer to start with few and easy to reach goals and then maybe expand them later on.

1. So I suggest that we concentrate on modules and leave themes for later on or for someone else to deal with. We should also select a small number of modules at first and expand later on.

2. We should focus on behavior of the modules. That is how predictable they are to use and how well they fit to XOOPS standard behavior and use standard XOOPS features like notification, themes, templates, installation and so on

3. It is important that the code is well documented and follows XOOPS standard with encapsulated and documented variables, function calls and so on.

4. Maybe we are fooling ourself if we believe that this is mostly objective work and that our results will be figures and graphs. I dont mind subjectiveness if it is based on something I can grasp and understand. In the end the result maybe will be some kind of modules we recommend and recommendation to the developers for what we like in modules.

This is just my humble opinions (once more ) and I can of course be persuaded to think otherwise.

regards/falke
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falke
Re: QA Roadmap

  • 2004/12/27 17:17

  • falke

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Thanks mate!

regards/falke
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falke
Re: Multi-Menu 1.5

  • 2004/12/27 17:08

  • falke

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  • Since: 2004/4/25


One more thing....

If I make a new link and select dynamic sublink it shows up as mainlink and if I select permanent sublink in the dropdown list it shows up as dynamic sublink

regards/falke
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falke
Re: Multi-Menu 1.5

  • 2004/12/27 16:36

  • falke

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  • Since: 2004/4/25


I found the 1.6 Beta on your site and that seems to be working OK over here.....

One question:

Is it possible to hide the submenuitem until someone clicks on the mainmenuitem?

regards/falke
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48
falke
Re: Multi-Menu 1.5

  • 2004/12/27 16:10

  • falke

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  • Since: 2004/4/25


I am having the same problem here...

Using last version of XOOPS 2.0.9

Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in /customers/cykeltur.se/cykeltur.se/httpd.www/modules/multiMenu/blocks/multimenu.php on line 96
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falke
Re: Is it time for a Xoops quality label?

  • 2004/12/19 21:42

  • falke

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  • Posts: 158

  • Since: 2004/4/25


Well, I am willing to help (after my ability), even though I am a newbie too Xoops.....
regards/falke
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falke
Re: Is it time for a Xoops quality label?

  • 2004/12/19 18:19

  • falke

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  • Since: 2004/4/25


Herko, you are of course right, but really those point should go without saying.... and I do think that saying them and doing nothing else wont change a thing.

My suggestion was just a humble try to make something new. If you think it is to much work, then maybe we could set up something like:

Recommended by: (and then a couple of names who likes that module and thinks it is good enough)

I know that some names are a bit heavier than others.

Another idea would be to let some influential participants to Xoops, collect and name the modules they like and recommend.

To sum it up! I think it is not good enough as it is, and something should be done to help focus the development versus maybe fewer but more finished and stable modules.

Xoops is really worth it!

regards/falke
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