Re: [libreoffice-website] permission / 2 questions

Hi Cor, now I can see the screenshot as well (remember that the list
strips attachments)

On Thu, Jun 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Cor Nouws <oolst@nouenoff.nl> wrote:
> (resend of one from 2 days ago)

Would help if you state why you did resend it...

> Erich Christian wrote (07-06-11 12:56)
>
> > Am 06.06.2011 22:29, schrieb Cor Nouws:
>
> Thanks, Leo Moons, can you add him too?

Erich did add him already, is there a problem?

> > > I have edit rights for the International part. But am not able to find
> > > out where/how to access the pages.
> >
> > You choose Main on top of the page and English (US) in the left panel.
>
> Hmm, still puzzled.
> Shows an empty page navig. See SilvStr_CN_1.png

This shows the english sites (?locale=en_US in URL, and also on the
control in the sitetree on the left) in the Dutch-NL project
(nl.libreoffice.org) (see the listbox control in the top)

And as expected, there are none.

> > > Login via www.libreoffice.org/admin does show me the content for Dutch,
> > > double plusses for the nodes in the page navigator, that does not work
> >
> > I don't understand this part, screenshot?
>
> See SilvStr_CN_2.png

This is the dutch project, with dutch pages, and it shows the
page-tree, but what is selected is not a page, but the main entry, the
one that lists the site's name and tagline.

I cannot see something wrong with that. I see the "double-plusses"
though, seems like a display glitch.

So you want to say it is not possible to expand the
site-tree/impossible to view the second-level pages?

Does it still work for you when you use nl.libreoffice.org/admin instead?

> > > In our Dutch language part, there are some pages that have a red, broken
> > > link sign in the navigator part.
> > > Does that indicate broken links on those pages?
> >
> > I think it should, there was or is a bug in the linkchecker Christian
> > wanted to track down but I'm not up to date with the progress...
>
> OK, if you assume that's the problem, I'll just check all the links on the
> pages.

Yes, it indicates broken links, the obvious broken links (i.e. removed
pages, or missing files in assets) are highlighted with a red
background in the editor view.
The less obvious ones are those that silverstripe tries to map to
other subsites.

i.e. when you have a link on the nl.libreoffice.org pointing to
www.libreoffice.org/somesite, it sees "ah, I know about
www.libreoffice.org, this is one of my subsites, so let's see whether
there is a site "somesite"" - and if not, you'll get the broken link.

For example the mailinglist page on the Dutch site still uses
http://nl.libreoffice.org/lists/users for the mail-archive URL, but
that is not used anymore since a long time.  (and I think I replaced
all those when the listname changes, but either I missed it, or it did
not exist at that point).

All listarchives are on http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/
your list would be on http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/nl/users -
the global ones are (until today), at www/website for example, but
this will change to global/website later today.

ciao
Christian

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