4 Sep
2007
4 Sep
'07
7:24 p.m.
Hello Damien,
Thanks for the reply.
Damien Pollet wrote:
:(
Thanks again.
Jimmie
On 04/09/07, Jimmie Houchin
<j.squeak(a)cyberhaus.us> wrote:
I've been there. Unfortunately the 'Title' of the 'header' is not what
is displayed as its contents. When I click on edit and I edit the
'Title' of 'header' the only changes made are to the list of items under
the Environment node in the Navigation tree. The contents of the header
remain the same.
I'll have to take a look at PRMacroExpander.
Currently the 'header' displays the Kernel name as its contents.
In fact it seems that the Kernel name is attached to the Header
Component. If I go to add my own header using the 'add', then I 'edit'
it and give it a uniqueTitle, then it still displays the Kernel name as
its contents. And the edit form does not have a 'Contents' edit box.
It seems to me that if there is displayed content, that such content
should be editable somewhere in the interface.
:( I'm still missing something. Or that's a place Pier hasn't gotten to
yet.
Now I see that if I go to Navigation and go to
Environment and do 'Edit'
that I have a contents box with the html. I can edit some of the stuff
there. But not the header.
the contents of Environment just includes (+ link instead of *) the
Header component, which is just another structure (I have it at
/Environment/Header here). If you edit that you can change its title.
There are a few macros that you can use to display the kernel name or
the current structure title etc. Look at class PRMacroExpander Also, is there
any level of undo or persistence of these objects when
edited? Say I decide to change the 'Environment' html. But I decide I
liked it better before. I do not see anything like that. Is there
anything like that in the framework machinery?
I don't think so