[CLUE-Tech] CVS for Windows

Sun Jul 1 23:07:55 MDT 2001

David,

Thanks for the offer, but I was seeing if there was the possibility that
beginners would be able to tackle this, but I think not, at least for
now.

Thanks again for your offer, but I'll look for something simpler to
implement for now. It doesn't need to be done now, just in the next 6
months or so.   It may be something as simple as a process or policy to
implement.

Kevin

David Anselmi wrote:
> 
> CVS does run on NT.  There is an :ntserver: access method (like pserver), but I
> don't know much about using an NT cvs server from unix.
> 
> As far as merging Word files, cvs won't do that.  ClearCase will, but I'm sure
> Kevin doesn't want to spend that kind of money.  (Actually, ClearCase uses Word
> to do the merging, and you can use that by hand.  It works well enough, though
> it is 2 way rather than 3.)
> 
> If you have to handle docs that are binary files, I suggest using locking (or
> reserved checkouts) so that they can't be edited simultaneously.  I can give you
> a pointer for cvs if you need it.
> 
> Dave
> 
> Jeffery Cann wrote:
> 
> > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
> > Hash: SHA1
> >
> > On Saturday 30 June 2001 12:53, Match Grun wrote:
> >
> > > However, I believe that the CVS repository should be on a Linux/Unix
> > > box for CVS to work.
> >
> > This is not true, is it?  I have created CVS repositories on Winblows boxes.
> > Although I have never set up a pserver.
> >
> > Jeff
> > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
> > Version: GnuPG v1.0.4 (GNU/Linux)
> > Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org
> >
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Subject: Re: [CLUE-Tech] SSI Commands
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Yes, I know.  It's because some of the javascript is goofy probably.  Like I
said, it was a beta page.  The ad includes were things that were pretty much
downloaded from the site they went to.  The goofiness was for express.com,
which have probably stopped using the search-ad thingy that they were.

BTW, is there a way to add other addresses to receive mail from for the
list?  I went to the preferences page, but couldn't find anything like that.

----- Original Message -----
Using Mozilla, there is a bunch of Garbage about a banner across the middle
of the page:

function
ubmitMe(formvar){ if(formvar.q1.options[formvar.q1.options.selectedIndex].te
xt=='New Movies') formvar.r13.name='q13';
if(formvar.q1.options[formvar.q1.options.selectedIndex].text=='Preorders')fo
rmvar.r12.name='q12'; if(formvar['query'].value=='' &&
formvar.q1.value!=''){ if(formvar.q1.value=='new age')
formvar.q1.options[formvar.q1.selectedIndex].value='newage';
if(formvar.q1.value=='hong kong')
formvar.q1.options[formvar.q1.selectedIndex].value='HongKong';
if(formvar.q1.value=='sci-fi')
formvar.q1.options[formvar.q1.selectedIndex].value='scifi';
if(formvar.q1.value=='boxed sets')
formvar.q1.options[formvar.q1.selectedIndex].value='boxedsets';
formvar['category'].value='category'; formvar['q1'].name = 'cboCategoryName

Gordon Forsythe wrote:

http://anime.insane-asylum.comI was working on this site for a while...just
never finished it.I was mainly using includes for the ads on the left side,
and I eventuallywanted to pull the menu in as an include, but I decided to
switch to php.If you have a problem with the menu, let me know...I designed
the thing towork across all browsers (including mozilla).Here's the code for
the ads and the poll...I used css for placement.<div class="AN">
<!--#include virtual="/Anime/includes/AN-sml.txt" -->  <br>  <!--#include
virtual="/Anime/includes/EX-form.txt" --></div><div class="poll"
ID="polly"><!--#includevirtual="/enews/qp/qpoll31.cgi?poll_id=000100&action=
replace"--></div>----- Original Message ----!
-From: "Kevin Cullis" <kevincu at orci.com>To:
<clue-tech at clue.denver.co.us>Sent: Friday, June 29, 2001 11:19 PMSubject:
Re: [CLUE-Tech] SSI CommandsHey guys,Thanks for all of the input, now can I
see the code of some sites orillustration?  You've all given me the WHAT it
can do, I need to see HOWit can be done so that I can implement it myself.
The more examples thebetter it is to understand the design issues. Again,
thanks.I eagerly await your comments, again.KevinSteve Fry wrote:
They also work well for adding dynamically created menus to a site.Throw a
little logic into the menu (if I'm on this page - don't make ita link -
otherwise - make it a link) and you'll only ever have to updateone menu file
for your entire site (depending upon how your site is laidout of
course).Example:  http://www.hikingincolorado.org/linklist.htmlLook for the
menu - upper left - all of the pages in that site - exceptfor the main
index.html page - use only one menu file {that's why I tookyou in that way -
to see the menu and not the main entry/portal-likepage).Note:  I've got
Apache set up to parse .html for SSI - hence the lack of.shtml.Steve
I use them a lot.  They are great.  What do you want to know?  Or wa!
s
that
just a comment about how incredibly useful they are.
Since you're more of an expert, how do you use them?  Initially, I'mthinking
just the header and footers of each page, but you've probablyapplied it
elsewhere.  So tell me, in what cases do you use
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