I am not sure what is going on at seaside hosting, but
I had a look at
another site on there and guess what, it has no style!
So it looks like the default pier configuration may be unable to get to
the style sheet served by lukas' machine at the moment. This might
explain your problem.
I'm still trying to construct a good
seaside-pier-magma image. It's
tough! It shouldn't be this tough, should it?
No it shouldn't, but I recall my initial time with Pier; it took me at
least two weeks to get the hang of the packages so that they installed
correctly. I had never used MC before, so it took me a while to get used
to its quirks.
At the moment with pier-magma integration we are in a period of limbo,
where things are not actually expected to work out of the box. You see I
made some changes to both pier and magma in making the
seaside-pier-magma image work. I was waiting for Lukas and Chris to
update the mainstream of pier and magma to incorporate my changes. They
have both done this now, so it remains for me to review their changes
(not all were accepted) and update the pier-magma package.
Now that the necessary infrastructure changes (apart from one; I suspect
PRKernel realizeKernel may still have to be added) are in both pier and
magma, the process should be much smoother. In theory, pier-magma will
not have to touch pier or magma to work.
The plan is to pull my contribution to Pier-Seaside, including the item
that uses the elusive WADispatcherEditorPlugin into a separate package
for "persistency management". This is the code and UI that enables
switching between persistency schemes on the fly.
With this in mind, I will point out that Magma supports pier in an
entirely transparent manner. Pier really does nothing special to support
Magma. Therefore I can encourage you to get going with Pier, safe in the
knowledge that enabling magma persistency requires nothing more than a
drop down menu selection.
Now, THAT I Like!
Thanks for the update and explanation. I've got the "basic" SqueakMap"
Pier running so I'm going to start with that. I sure would like to get
the new packages merged because from what I've seen, there are some
handy features that will make my life easier.
thanks again,
brad
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brad fuller