2012-04-08 22:19:46 +02:00
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Wishlist items such as [[Add space before slash in parent links]] would be
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easier to deal with if the page.tmpl template was broken up into sections
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and each section had a separate template file which was included in the
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master page.tmpl file. This would make it easier to customize parts of a
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page without having to fork the whole page.tmpl and then have things break
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when there's an update of the master page.tmpl file.
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2012-04-03 07:56:42 +02:00
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Suggested sections:
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* page_head.tmpl for the things in the <head> section
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* page_header.tmpl for things in the "header" div (which includes the PARENTLINKS loop)
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* page_actions.tmpl for the actions section
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* page_sidebar.tmpl for the sidebar
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* page_content.tmpl for the main content
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* page_footer.tmpl for the footer
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Would this work, or would HTML::Template have problems with this?
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-- [[KathrynAndersen]]
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2012-04-08 22:19:46 +02:00
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> Well, breaking it up into 6 sections would let a user modify one of them
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> with only 1/6th the chance of it being broken by a new ikiwiki.
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> Which seems like a win from the user's POV. However, I know that there
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> are ikiwiki users who modify the `page.tmpl` but are very
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> unsophisticated; needing to find the right file amoung 6 to modify
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> would be a loss for these users. And some modifications would probably
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> need to be coordinated amoung multiple files.
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>
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> For ikiwiki developers, reducing by 5/6th the number of users affected by a
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> breaking change to page.tmpl is nice, but we still have to worry about
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> the 1 in 6 that would be affected despite the splitting. Ikiwiki has
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> enough users that any change to page.tmpl has to be carefully considered
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> to avoid breaking something they may depend on, and it's been two years
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> since that last needed to be done.
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> So all in all, I don't think it's worth doing. --[[Joey]]
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