libreofficebox teams and subsites

Hi @ll,

We have finished the first step of our move and are up to prepare
Silverstripe and the iso generating scripts on libreofficebox.org for
multilingual use.

Like we do ourselves we're thinking of offering subdomains to every
interested NL team for the use as a website concerning the dvd and a
second sublevel domain to be used for development of the dvd ui. The dvd
ui can be exported together with all linked files prior to an upcoming
release of a dvd into static html, the iso file will be generated by
script from this export.
At the moment iso distribution still works manually but we're also up to
create a smooth workflow in this concern, which will feed the isos to
mirrorbrain and bittorrent in the near future (as we're on the
appropriate server now).

We're looking forward to hear from you what kind of subs you would want
to use, just for example could be es.libreofficebox.org together with
devel.es.libreofficebox.org or whatever fits better to your requirements.

We have also created a simple landing page and contact form in english
to start with and so offering an easy approach for the community, it's
going to be available via www.libreofficebox.org.

We imagine the handling of permissions similar to the LO/TDF websites
running on Siverstripe, just leaving out the "author" role which looks
quite obsolete in this concern, registration will also be possible via
SS forum. Let me have your opinions pls.

Last not least: We're not really sure whether LibreofficeBox is really
the best name for our project.
We've transfered this as a working name from PrOOo-Box which was great
these days but we're not 100% happy with it.

So everyone with a good idea might chime in.

Cheers
Erich

We have finished the first step of our move and are up to prepare
Silverstripe and the iso generating scripts on libreofficebox.org for
multilingual use.

great news

Like we do ourselves we're thinking of offering subdomains to every
interested NL team for the use as a website concerning the dvd and a
second sublevel domain to be used for development of the dvd ui. The dvd
ui can be exported together with all linked files prior to an upcoming
release of a dvd into static html, the iso file will be generated by
script from this export.
At the moment iso distribution still works manually but we're also up to
create a smooth workflow in this concern, which will feed the isos to
mirrorbrain and bittorrent in the near future (as we're on the
appropriate server now).

awesome job guys!

We're looking forward to hear from you what kind of subs you would want
to use, just for example could be es.libreofficebox.org together with
devel.es.libreofficebox.org or whatever fits better to your requirements.

your suggestion it's just fine for me

We have also created a simple landing page and contact form in english
to start with and so offering an easy approach for the community, it's
going to be available via www.libreofficebox.org.

We imagine the handling of permissions similar to the LO/TDF websites
running on Siverstripe, just leaving out the "author" role which looks
quite obsolete in this concern, registration will also be possible via
SS forum. Let me have your opinions pls.

you mean registration open to everyone? I think add-on-request scheme
will be better.

Last not least: We're not really sure whether LibreofficeBox is really
the best name for our project.
We've transfered this as a working name from PrOOo-Box which was great
these days but we're not 100% happy with it.

what about 'LibOx'?

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Hi Erich,

Hi @ll,

We have finished the first step of our move and are up to prepare
Silverstripe and the iso generating scripts on libreofficebox.org for
multilingual use.

Like we do ourselves we're thinking of offering subdomains to every
interested NL team for the use as a website concerning the dvd and a
second sublevel domain to be used for development of the dvd ui. The dvd
ui can be exported together with all linked files prior to an upcoming
release of a dvd into static html, the iso file will be generated by
script from this export.
At the moment iso distribution still works manually but we're also up to
create a smooth workflow in this concern, which will feed the isos to
mirrorbrain and bittorrent in the near future (as we're on the
appropriate server now).

We're looking forward to hear from you what kind of subs you would want
to use, just for example could be es.libreofficebox.org together with
devel.es.libreofficebox.org or whatever fits better to your requirements.

We have also created a simple landing page and contact form in english
to start with and so offering an easy approach for the community, it's
going to be available via www.libreofficebox.org.

Maybe you should put a link to http://de.libreofficebox.org/ on the landing page as an excellent example as long as there are no other websites.

Or even put a menu point "International Sites" on it as it is on libreoffice.org.

Show what you guys have done yet, it is a great job to see it.

Hi Erich

We have finished the first step of our move and are up to prepare
Silverstripe and the iso generating scripts on libreofficebox.org for
multilingual use.

great news

+1

Like we do ourselves we're thinking of offering subdomains to every
interested NL team for the use as a website concerning the dvd and a
second sublevel domain to be used for development of the dvd ui. The dvd
ui can be exported together with all linked files prior to an upcoming
release of a dvd into static html, the iso file will be generated by
script from this export.
At the moment iso distribution still works manually but we're also up to
create a smooth workflow in this concern, which will feed the isos to
mirrorbrain and bittorrent in the near future (as we're on the
appropriate server now).

awesome job guys!

+1 :slight_smile:

We're looking forward to hear from you what kind of subs you would want
to use, just for example could be es.libreofficebox.org together with
devel.es.libreofficebox.org or whatever fits better to your requirements.

your suggestion it's just fine for me

+1 and count me in

We have also created a simple landing page and contact form in english
to start with and so offering an easy approach for the community, it's
going to be available via www.libreofficebox.org.

We imagine the handling of permissions similar to the LO/TDF websites
running on Siverstripe, just leaving out the "author" role which looks
quite obsolete in this concern, registration will also be possible via
SS forum. Let me have your opinions pls.

you mean registration open to everyone? I think add-on-request scheme
will be better.

the add-on request is what is meant here if I understand well

Last not least: We're not really sure whether LibreofficeBox is really
the best name for our project.
We've transfered this as a working name from PrOOo-Box which was great
these days but we're not 100% happy with it.

what about 'LibOx'?

So, some quick but not very satisfying proposals either:

Box(Libre)Office
LibreOfficeLive
LO0Box (LibreOfficeOutoftheBox)

Again, thanks a lot for sharing all this work, this is really great!
Kind regards
Sophie

Hi Sophie,

Hi Erich

We have finished the first step of our move and are up to prepare
Silverstripe and the iso generating scripts on libreofficebox.org for
multilingual use.

great news

+1

Like we do ourselves we're thinking of offering subdomains to every
interested NL team for the use as a website concerning the dvd and a
second sublevel domain to be used for development of the dvd ui. The dvd
ui can be exported together with all linked files prior to an upcoming
release of a dvd into static html, the iso file will be generated by
script from this export.
At the moment iso distribution still works manually but we're also up to
create a smooth workflow in this concern, which will feed the isos to
mirrorbrain and bittorrent in the near future (as we're on the
appropriate server now).

awesome job guys!

+1 :slight_smile:

We're looking forward to hear from you what kind of subs you would want
to use, just for example could be es.libreofficebox.org together with
devel.es.libreofficebox.org or whatever fits better to your
requirements.

your suggestion it's just fine for me

+1 and count me in

We have also created a simple landing page and contact form in english
to start with and so offering an easy approach for the community, it's
going to be available via www.libreofficebox.org.

We imagine the handling of permissions similar to the LO/TDF websites
running on Siverstripe, just leaving out the "author" role which looks
quite obsolete in this concern, registration will also be possible via
SS forum. Let me have your opinions pls.

you mean registration open to everyone? I think add-on-request scheme
will be better.

the add-on request is what is meant here if I understand well

Last not least: We're not really sure whether LibreofficeBox is really
the best name for our project.
We've transfered this as a working name from PrOOo-Box which was great
these days but we're not 100% happy with it.

what about 'LibOx'?

Sounds good for me.

So, some quick but not very satisfying proposals either:

Box(Libre)Office
LibreOfficeLive

or short LoL :wink:

LO0Box (LibreOfficeOutoftheBox)

Is the 0 (null) right? Then you will get many mistakes in pronouncing and writing.

I thought we should not use LO as logogram?!

So:
LibOBox or
LiBO0Box or
LibOB

But the best of these is 'LibOx'.

Hi K-J, *

[...]

Or even put a menu point "International Sites" on it as it is on
libreoffice.org.

I've added a page 'projects' and created goups and roles by now,
according to the scheme we're used from the LO website.
Added you, Sigrid, and Thomas to the according publisher group (Int.
Website) so you might as well go ahead for improvements by yourself. :slight_smile:

Does it make sense to you (all) to set up a role with restricted perms
for publishing ("author")?

Show what you guys have done yet, it is a great job to see it.

Thanks :slight_smile: from my pov you've always been with us... thx too!

Cheers
Erich

Hi Sophie, Daniel,

[...]

We're looking forward to hear from you what kind of subs you would want
to use, just for example could be es.libreofficebox.org together with
devel.es.libreofficebox.org or whatever fits better to your
requirements.

your suggestion it's just fine for me

+1 and count me in

I'd like to wait a little to maybe get some more opinions cause we do
not have a better idea right now... doesn't mean it's the best solution
available :wink:

We imagine the handling of permissions similar to the LO/TDF websites
running on Siverstripe, just leaving out the "author" role which looks
quite obsolete in this concern, registration will also be possible via
SS forum. Let me have your opinions pls.

you mean registration open to everyone? I think add-on-request scheme
will be better.

the add-on request is what is meant here if I understand well

yes indeed, sorry for being unclear

Last not least: We're not really sure whether LibreofficeBox is really
the best name for our project.

what about 'LibOx'?

So, some quick but not very satisfying proposals either:
Box(Libre)Office
LibreOfficeLive
LO0Box (LibreOfficeOutoftheBox)

Again, thanks a lot for sharing all this work, this is really great!

Thanks for your input so far, we'll have to start a poll then to find
out :slight_smile:

Cheers
Erich

Are these sub-sites just English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, etc., translations for the German version, or will they be their own versions of the original site with content differences and such?

What happens with the projects that are different than the original site, like our North American project? Will it become something like "north_american.libreofficebox.org" ?

I would love to see one place where all the different projects will be seen and the visitor can choose to go to each project's page[s] and DVD offering. Currently there are several DVD projects being worked on. It would be nice to have all of these DVD projects listed in an easy to find place so the visitor to the site can find the "right" ISO download for their needs. Also that list could include places for the visitors to find the groups that are offering physical media for sale. The "old" OOo site use to have such a list, but Oracle's new site is lacking a lot of the mirror and purchase sites that they had when Sun was in charge. I know several people in my building who asked me about where they could purchase the DVD. These people do not have fast Internet access or none at all [since the building has a computer center for that use]. So here is my list of "parts" of good "International" site.

1] The main site in English [standard some would say], but if there is the ability for the site to access the visitor's default language, the visitor would be forwarded to the correct language version of the main site.

2] The main site would have a page listing all the different regional projects sorted by language[s] and geographical region[s].

3] There will be a page where the visitor would find places to download the ISO files from these different regional projects, and versions of the CD/DVD projects in as many languages as available.

4] There will be a page that list groups or individuals where a visitor can purchase a physical copy of a DVD or CD so there would be no need to use their bandwidth to download up to 4.4 GB of file size of an ISO file and then burn the ISO to a working CD or DVD for their use. Have this list sorted, again, by language[s] and geographical region[s]. This way the visitor can find a "seller" that is the closest to their location and have the least amount of shipping cost to them.

Actually, a nice marketing "tag line" for the "seller" would be "with ever DVD purchase, we will donate a portion of the sale to LibreOffice and The Document Foundation". I would think people would like that. If it costs $10 USD to make a professionally printed DVD and Case, ant it takes $5 USD to ship it to the buyer, the buyer would not be to unhappy if the seller adds on a $1 or $2 to that price for a donation. So the sale would be $11 plus $5 shipping and processing, with the seller sending a check to The Document Foundation/LibreOffice for each purchase as a donation.

[quote]
"We have finished the first step of our move and are up to prepare
Silverstripe and the iso generating scripts on libreofficebox.org for
multilingual use"
[unquote]

What does this mean? It seems to read that there will be a script that will generate an ISO file "on demand" for the visitor. I do not know about "you" but it takes over 15 minutes to generate a 4 GB DVD on a dual core 2GHz Vista machine.

[quote]
The dvd ui can be exported together with all linked files prior to
an upcoming release of a dvd into static html, the iso file will be
generated by script from this export.
[unquote]

I read this as saying there will be a script in the HTML page that will look into a data base file for all the listed DVD projects and display this list for the visitor to see. Then if there is a new project to be added to the list, you add it to the data base file and not change the code or scripts on the HTML page that displays the list.

I like that idea. I use to have a site that half of the pages had the same header, footer, navigation bar, and other parts that were the same for each page. If I wanted to change the footer or add a new page to the navigation bar, I just changed the script file that was being called. For the navigation bar, I passed a value of a variable to the script telling me which page is calling the navigation bar so that page would be highlighted in the bar. The German language project highlighted the page's tab in the navigation bar. That was a nice feature.

Since the North American Community DVD project is somewhere near 95% to 99% finished for its English language DVD, I hope the "libreofficebox.org <http://libreofficebox.org/>" site would soon have other project's work available for download as well as their DVD.

By the way. The "libreofficebox.org" site is in English [or at least shown with my browser], but the download page is in German.
"http://web.libreofficebox.org/download/"

Is the "http://libreofficebox.org/projects/" page where you will be listing the different projects?

As I said, our project is near completion and would be nice to list it there, if possible. URL project's URL is the following:

http://libreoffice-na.us/ which is our temporary root index page for the web page version, and not for the DVD. It will be a forwarding page/script to the English index page until the DVD contains adds the French and Spanish translation [and content] to the DVD.

http://libreoffice-na.us/English/index.html for directly to the English pages, which currently is the only part available in our project. That set of pages started as an English translation of the German language developmental page [3.3.0 version] of "http://de.libreofficebox.org/" and its DVD. Then we modified the pages and content to reflect the needs of our regional needs and wants. We have the 3.3.1 installs for the help and language files in 7 languages, for all the platforms supported.

The list currently includes the help and language files for: English[USA], English[Great Britain], French, Spanish, Italian, Brazil Portuguese, and Hebrew.

Sorry for this long email as a reply to yours.

Timothy Lungstrom
      webmaster@krackedpress.com / webmaster@libreoffice-na.us
      lead team member for the English version of the web site and DVD project.
      Elmira, New York, USA, North America.

Are team currently includes members from Canada, USA, Argentina [for those members I am sure of their locations]
and their names can be found on the root page of our web site.

I like "LibreOfficeLive".
How about: LibreOffice-Project, LibreOffice-Communities, LibreOffice-Suite, LibreOffice-Portal

I think we should keep "LibreOffice" in the name so people who do not know the "shortened" version of the name could find it in a search or remember it.

+1.

Hi Tim, *

Are these sub-sites just English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese,
etc., translations for the German version, or will they be their own
versions of the original site with content differences and such?

Subsites will be created on demand of teams like at LO website and the
teams are free to decide whether they want to translate or create their
own pages.

What happens with the projects that are different than the original
site, like our North American project? Will it become something like
"north_american.libreofficebox.org" ?

Up to you actually, I don't really see any restrictions.

I would love to see one place where all the different projects will be
seen and the visitor can choose to go to each project's page[s] and DVD
offering. Currently there are several DVD projects being worked on. It
would be nice to have all of these DVD projects listed in an easy to
find place so the visitor to the site can find the "right" ISO download
for their needs. Also that list could include places for the visitors
to find the groups that are offering physical media for sale. The "old"
OOo site use to have such a list, but Oracle's new site is lacking a lot
of the mirror and purchase sites that they had when Sun was in charge.
I know several people in my building who asked me about where they could
purchase the DVD. These people do not have fast Internet access or none
at all [since the building has a computer center for that use]. So here
is my list of "parts" of good "International" site.

1] The main site in English [standard some would say], but if there is
the ability for the site to access the visitor's default language, the
visitor would be forwarded to the correct language version of the main
site.

I guess there's the possibility to fetch the visitor's browser language
and redirect him, but this is far ahead because it is not our job to do
all the translations - we offer the environment for different teams to
do it, like on the LO website.

2] The main site would have a page listing all the different regional
projects sorted by language[s] and geographical region[s].

http://libreofficebox.org/projects/ is a start for this

3] There will be a page where the visitor would find places to download
the ISO files from these different regional projects, and versions of
the CD/DVD projects in as many languages as available.

Each subsite can provide a download page on their website in the
according language.

4] There will be a page that list groups or individuals where a visitor
can purchase a physical copy of a DVD or CD so there would be no need to
use their bandwidth to download up to 4.4 GB of file size of an ISO file
and then burn the ISO to a working CD or DVD for their use. Have this
list sorted, again, by language[s] and geographical region[s]. This way
the visitor can find a "seller" that is the closest to their location
and have the least amount of shipping cost to them.

Up to the teams again, we'll provide the space for a website and a
development site as I have written.

Actually, a nice marketing "tag line" for the "seller" would be "with
ever DVD purchase, we will donate a portion of the sale to LibreOffice
and The Document Foundation". I would think people would like that. If
it costs $10 USD to make a professionally printed DVD and Case, ant it
takes $5 USD to ship it to the buyer, the buyer would not be to unhappy
if the seller adds on a $1 or $2 to that price for a donation. So the
sale would be $11 plus $5 shipping and processing, with the seller
sending a check to The Document Foundation/LibreOffice for each purchase
as a donation.

see above

[quote]
"We have finished the first step of our move and are up to prepare
Silverstripe and the iso generating scripts on libreofficebox.org for
multilingual use"
[unquote]

What does this mean? It seems to read that there will be a script that
will generate an ISO file "on demand" for the visitor. I do not know
about "you" but it takes over 15 minutes to generate a 4 GB DVD on a
dual core 2GHz Vista machine.

No, not for the visitor but for the teams.
Our service is focussed on the community, the services for visitors are
up to the teams.

[quote]
The dvd ui can be exported together with all linked files prior to
an upcoming release of a dvd into static html, the iso file will be
generated by script from this export.
[unquote]

I read this as saying there will be a script in the HTML page that will
look into a data base file for all the listed DVD projects and display
this list for the visitor to see. Then if there is a new project to be
added to the list, you add it to the data base file and not change the
code or scripts on the HTML page that displays the list.

Again this procedure is dedicated to the teams to create their iso files.
Visitor can choose from http://libreofficebox.org/projects/
what he wants to see or will be redirected later on.

I like that idea. I use to have a site that half of the pages had the
same header, footer, navigation bar, and other parts that were the same
for each page. If I wanted to change the footer or add a new page to
the navigation bar, I just changed the script file that was being
called. For the navigation bar, I passed a value of a variable to the
script telling me which page is calling the navigation bar so that page
would be highlighted in the bar. The German language project
highlighted the page's tab in the navigation bar. That was a nice feature.

Since the North American Community DVD project is somewhere near 95% to
99% finished for its English language DVD, I hope the
"libreofficebox.org <http://libreofficebox.org/>" site would soon have
other project's work available for download as well as their DVD.

By the way. The "libreofficebox.org" site is in English [or at least
shown with my browser], but the download page is in German.
"http://web.libreofficebox.org/download/"

Yes I'll remove the download link which is a leftover from the german page.

Is the "http://libreofficebox.org/projects/" page where you will be
listing the different projects?

Yes

As I said, our project is near completion and would be nice to list it
there, if possible. URL project's URL is the following:

http://libreoffice-na.us/ which is our temporary root index page for
the web page version, and not for the DVD. It will be a forwarding
page/script to the English index page until the DVD contains adds the
French and Spanish translation [and content] to the DVD.

Ok I'll add the URL to the page.

http://libreoffice-na.us/English/index.html for directly to the English
pages, which currently is the only part available in our project. That
set of pages started as an English translation of the German language
developmental page [3.3.0 version] of "http://de.libreofficebox.org/"
and its DVD. Then we modified the pages and content to reflect the
needs of our regional needs and wants. We have the 3.3.1 installs for
the help and language files in 7 languages, for all the platforms
supported.

The list currently includes the help and language files for:
English[USA], English[Great Britain], French, Spanish, Italian, Brazil
Portuguese, and Hebrew.

So the basic URL will do at time when I got you right?

Sorry for this long email as a reply to yours.

:wink: was a bit of a challenge... but hope to have answered your questions
in the first place,

Cheers
Erich

Hi Tim, *

Are these sub-sites just English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese,
etc., translations for the German version, or will they be their own
versions of the original site with content differences and such?

Subsites will be created on demand of teams like at LO website and the
teams are free to decide whether they want to translate or create their
own pages.

Thank you for clarifying this.

What happens with the projects that are different than the original
site, like our North American project? Will it become something like
"north_american.libreofficebox.org" ?

Up to you actually, I don't really see any restrictions.

Thank you for clarifying this.
I think our project may be something like the above sub-domain.

<snip>

1] The main site in English [standard some would say], but if there is
the ability for the site to access the visitor's default language, the
visitor would be forwarded to the correct language version of the main
site.

I guess there's the possibility to fetch the visitor's browser language
and redirect him, but this is far ahead because it is not our job to do
all the translations - we offer the environment for different teams to
do it, like on the LO website.

I know many sites do this, but once you get your pages translated to one or two other languages you might look into adding that feature to your domain. Our project will have a manual language "bar" somewhat like what is one the "wiki" pages where you can click on the language and you go to that language's version of the displayed page and then stay with that language's pages till you switch to a different language. Actually the "wiki" pages is what made me want to have that option for our site and DVD when we have more languages available than English.

2] The main site would have a page listing all the different regional
projects sorted by language[s] and geographical region[s].

http://libreofficebox.org/projects/ is a start for this

---- see the bottom of the email for the error message displayed - the web server is unable to "respond". . . .
Also on the projects page, the de.libre. . . . link worked before but the "develop" project link did not work.

3] There will be a page where the visitor would find places to download
the ISO files from these different regional projects, and versions of
the CD/DVD projects in as many languages as available.

Each subsite can provide a download page on their website in the
according language.

It would be nice to have one page listing all the available places. It would be convenient for the user/visitor. Could you have a symbol/icon of a CD/DVD next to the name of the project and/or the projects link giving the user an indicator that that project has a DVD, ISO download or media to "sell", or other icons that indicate something about the project. Language icon, ISO icon, region icon? Something like the icons on the DVD project showing if the link is to a Writer file, and archived file, a web link, and email link, and all the other ones in the theme folders.

4] There will be a page that list groups or individuals where a visitor
can purchase a physical copy of a DVD or CD so there would be no need to
use their bandwidth to download up to 4.4 GB of file size of an ISO file
and then burn the ISO to a working CD or DVD for their use. Have this
list sorted, again, by language[s] and geographical region[s]. This way
the visitor can find a "seller" that is the closest to their location
and have the least amount of shipping cost to them.

Up to the teams again, we'll provide the space for a website and a
development site as I have written.

As before, a list of these sites [whether project sites or other web pages] and an icon next to the link showing there is a link to the DVD for sale.

Actually, a nice marketing "tag line" for the "seller" would be "with
ever DVD purchase, we will donate a portion of the sale to LibreOffice
and The Document Foundation". I would think people would like that. If
it costs $10 USD to make a professionally printed DVD and Case, ant it
takes $5 USD to ship it to the buyer, the buyer would not be to unhappy
if the seller adds on a $1 or $2 to that price for a donation. So the
sale would be $11 plus $5 shipping and processing, with the seller
sending a check to The Document Foundation/LibreOffice for each purchase
as a donation.

see above

"see above"? I do not know where you mean. This was just an idea for those who might be thinking about offering a physical DVD for sale/shipped to the visitors. I was just thinking about a way TDF/LO could have an income/donation source. Every not-for-profit organization needs to have money to pay for things. This one to pay for server space, electricity, domain fees, marketing supplies like event banners and handouts. A local non-profit group gets about $200 USD per year for dues, but the yearly bills is almost $500 USD per year, so they rely on donations and fundraising to cover those costs.

[quote]
"We have finished the first step of our move and are up to prepare
Silverstripe and the iso generating scripts on libreofficebox.org for
multilingual use"
[unquote]

What does this mean? It seems to read that there will be a script that
will generate an ISO file "on demand" for the visitor. I do not know
about "you" but it takes over 15 minutes to generate a 4 GB DVD on a
dual core 2GHz Vista machine.

No, not for the visitor but for the teams.
Our service is focussed on the community, the services for visitors are
up to the teams.

I would like to know more about this, if someone would send to me this information - off the list
to this email address - webmaster@krackedpress.com

[quote]
The dvd ui can be exported together with all linked files prior to
an upcoming release of a dvd into static html, the iso file will be
generated by script from this export.
[unquote]

I read this as saying there will be a script in the HTML page that will
look into a data base file for all the listed DVD projects and display
this list for the visitor to see. Then if there is a new project to be
added to the list, you add it to the data base file and not change the
code or scripts on the HTML page that displays the list.

Again this procedure is dedicated to the teams to create their iso files.
Visitor can choose from http://libreofficebox.org/projects/
what he wants to see or will be redirected later on.

As more projects become available, that list on your /projects/ page will be much larger than the current two of
de. and devel.

I like that idea. I use to have a site that half of the pages had the
same header, footer, navigation bar, and other parts that were the same
for each page. If I wanted to change the footer or add a new page to
the navigation bar, I just changed the script file that was being
called. For the navigation bar, I passed a value of a variable to the
script telling me which page is calling the navigation bar so that page
would be highlighted in the bar. The German language project
highlighted the page's tab in the navigation bar. That was a nice feature.

Since the North American Community DVD project is somewhere near 95% to
99% finished for its English language DVD, I hope the
"libreofficebox.org<http://libreofficebox.org/>" site would soon have
other project's work available for download as well as their DVD.

By the way. The "libreofficebox.org" site is in English [or at least
shown with my browser], but the download page is in German.
"http://web.libreofficebox.org/download/"

Yes I'll remove the download link which is a leftover from the german page.

Please do not remove that link. Just indicate that the link goes to a German language page. That is all I ask. If you do not have an English page for the link, then if you use the German language page, we have a chance to read it if we have a translation add-on to our browsers. I use Google Translations, but wish I could find a better one for viewing and reading non-English language pages.

Is the "http://libreofficebox.org/projects/" page where you will be
listing the different projects?

Yes

As I said, our project is near completion and would be nice to list it
there, if possible. URL project's URL is the following:

http://libreoffice-na.us/ which is our temporary root index page for
the web page version, and not for the DVD. It will be a forwarding
page/script to the English index page until the DVD contains adds the
French and Spanish translation [and content] to the DVD.

Ok I'll add the URL to the page.

Thanks a bunch. We are working our . . . "fingers" . . . off trying to finish it a quickly as possible to be of use to the English events happening over the next month or so.

Would the BrOffice "project"/site be listed on your /projects/ page? I see they are listed in the section of the LibreOffice.org/download/ page.

      Other way to download LibreOffice, the productivity suite
> 3.3.1
> Windows

http://libreoffice-na.us/English/index.html for directly to the English
pages, which currently is the only part available in our project. That
set of pages started as an English translation of the German language
developmental page [3.3.0 version] of "http://de.libreofficebox.org/"
and its DVD. Then we modified the pages and content to reflect the
needs of our regional needs and wants. We have the 3.3.1 installs for
the help and language files in 7 languages, for all the platforms
supported.

The list currently includes the help and language files for:
English[USA], English[Great Britain], French, Spanish, Italian, Brazil
Portuguese, and Hebrew.

So the basic URL will do at time when I got you right?

The "libreoffice-na.us" URL will do fine. When we get more than English done, you will have a choice for which language pages you will go to next. Then the page will be written in the 2 or 3 languages in side-by-side columns stating the same thing in each of the displayed languages.

So the "domain name" is always a good place [URL] to start with.

Thanks again.

Sorry for this long email as a reply to yours.

:wink: was a bit of a challenge... but hope to have answered your questions
in the first place,

I can get to be very "long winded" in person, but when my fingers actually work properly so I can type, I tend to type a lot more than I would if my fingers are touching the wrong keys every third or fifth letter. - See how long winded I can be for saying something simple? Having three strokes did that to my brain, both the long windedness and the finger issues.

Cheers
Erich

Thanks again for your help. Would you like your "team" email address as a LibreOfficeBox contact listed on our domain's root index page? Also, would you or some other member of that team want/need FTP read/write access to the domain web folders? I think I have stated this before that for "openness" of our project to TDF/LibreOffice we want to have a few members have full access to our files. This will be needed, I think, when we start working with TDF/LibreOffice to take our project to the next goal which it complying to the "branding" issues for a web site and a DVD project.

Thanks Erich.
I just wish you guys/gals clocks were not 5 or 6 hours ahead of my clock. The email with conference call info reminded me that it would be nice to get some type of real time conversation with the TDF/LibreOffice team[s] and Steering Committee members.
The team members for the North American Project are in timezones that are 5+/- to 10+/- hours behind Germany.

Tim Lungstrom
            Elmira, New York, USA, North America - USA Eastern time zone
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the following was displayed when I tried the libreofficebox pages of:

http://libreofficebox.org/
/projects/

the message is below the "------------"
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  Website Error

      There has been an error

The website server has not been able to respond to your request.

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Hi Erich,

Hi @ll,

We have finished the first step of our move and are up to prepare
Silverstripe and the iso generating scripts on libreofficebox.org for
multilingual use.

I get a "HTTP500 Interner Serverfehler" on IE8. On Firefox I get only a white page without anything.

Grüße
k-j

Hi,

Hi Erich,

Hi @ll,

We have finished the first step of our move and are up to prepare
Silverstripe and the iso generating scripts on libreofficebox.org for
multilingual use.

I get a "HTTP500 Interner Serverfehler" on IE8. On Firefox I get only a
white page without anything.

Now it works again.

Footer:
The footer of the webpage is in German. I don't know if it is only if the browser is in German or is it for all.
The three links Datenschutz, Impressum and Sitemap get always a "Page not found".

Hi K-J, *

I get a "HTTP500 Interner Serverfehler" on IE8. On Firefox I get only a
white page without anything.

Now it works again.

Footer:
The footer of the webpage is in German. I don't know if it is only if
the browser is in German or is it for all.
The three links Datenschutz, Impressum and Sitemap get always a "Page
not found".

Yep, sorry - still updating Silverstripe, took "a little longer", will
figure out with different footers.

Cheers
Erich

Hi Tim, *

<snip>

So the basic URL will do at time when I got you right?

<snip>

Cheers
Erich

Thanks for adding our North American Community DVD project's URL "http://libreoffice-na.us/" to the /projects/ page.

We are part of the one big "world" of "LibreOffice". Our N.A.C.D. project is just one part of it, doing our best to serve our community[s] as best as we can. One day soon, we will be done with our "beta" version of this DVD project, and finally be ready for "publishing". Without all the help/comments/suggestions of the members of the "TDF/LibreOffice/LibreOffice-Box/SC" "teams/groups/etc." we would not be as far along as we are. What started out as something simple, for a DVD for local community use, has bloomed into a project that will serve a more wide spread community.

Thanks to you all, again.

Tim L.
Elmira, New York, USA, North America, World of LibreOffice.

Hi Sophie, Daniel,

We're looking forward to hear from you what kind of subs you would want
to use, just for example could be es.libreofficebox.org together with
devel.es.libreofficebox.org or whatever fits better to your
requirements.

your suggestion it's just fine for me

+1 and count me in

Please register your account at
http://devel.libreofficebox.org/register/
and let me know.

Subsites are prepared,

Cheers
Erich

Hi Sophie, Daniel,

We're looking forward to hear from you what kind of subs you would want
to use, just for example could be es.libreofficebox.org together with
devel.es.libreofficebox.org or whatever fits better to your
requirements.

your suggestion it's just fine for me

+1 and count me in

Please register your account at
http://devel.libreofficebox.org/register/
and let me know.

Well, that should be done provided that after 2/3 glasses of white wine, my German still exists :wink:

Subsites are prepared,

Thanks a lot :slight_smile:

Kind regards
Sophie

Hi K-J,

I get a "HTTP500 Interner Serverfehler" on IE8. On Firefox I get only a
white page without anything.

Now it works again.

Footer:
The footer of the webpage is in German. I don't know if it is only if
the browser is in German or is it for all.
The three links Datenschutz, Impressum and Sitemap get always a "Page
not found".

I've changed the footer for the english pages and created the privacy
and sitemap pages.
Impressum is not quite translated so I've requested your edit in SS. :wink:

Sorry for the inconvenience yesterday, SS is now patched and updated to
the latest version thus providing colorbox and photoshuffler too.

Cheers
Erich