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Re: I've improved news support - is anyone interested?
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To: Maciej Puzio <puzio@zodiac1.mimuw.edu.pl>
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Subject: Re: I've improved news support - is anyone interested?
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From: Henrik Frystyk Nielsen <frystyk@w3.org>
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Date: Mon, 01 Apr 1996 14:01:40 -0500
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Cc: www-lib@w3.org
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From frystyk@anansi.w3.org Mon Apr 1 14: 02:18 1996
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Message-Id: <199604011901.OAA12381@anansi.w3.org>
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Reply-To: Henrik Frystyk Nielsen <frystyk@w3.org>
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Maciej Puzio writes:
> There are also changes in some other files, but here we've got an additional
> problem. The version of the library I'm using is my own derivative and the ma
jority
> of the files come from the 4.0 alpha releases (HTNewsLs.* and HTNDir.* are
> from 4.0D however). The only big change outside HTNewsLs and HTNDir is
> the HTParseTime function, the rest of modifications are small patches.
> Please tell me what method of sending these modifications you prefer.
If it easy for you then send the two files you have changed and the a diff of
the rest. That would make it easy to put them on our server immediately. Maybe
you can make a small HTML file explaining what you have done so that this can
go along with it?
> Oh, one more problem.
> The modified HTNDir module is capable of presenting the news articles in
> reference threads. For this it uses nested UL lists. As far as I know, the HT
ML.c
> module doesn't support nested lists (my HTML module supports them, but it is
> a far derivative from the original module and I can't give you a simple patch
with
> the support for nested lists).
> How to solve this problem?
The lack of features in the HTML module keeps coming back as a nightmare. We
are awokring on a new GUI client but it will not come out until later this
strong. I do not have any easy solution for now, so I guess that we'll have to
live with that. My planning is rather caotic right now, but maybe somebody
else have a patch???
Anyway, thanks a lot Maciej for the good work!
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Henrik Frystyk Nielsen, <frystyk@w3.org>
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