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Damián Viano | 8 Feb 2008 01:38
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[PATCH] Room roles support

Hi, 

	I've been working on support for something so far called 'Room Roles'
this is, defining roles needed for a particular room within a
conference (i.e. presenter, camera operator, etc...) and that every
event scheduled in that room must have persons fulfilling those roles.

	I'm using the event_role roles, I'm not sure if this is the best or
not, maybe this and some custom_roles?

	This would be the start for a schedule where everyone (or maybe those
accepted as volunteers or something like that?) could submit themselves
to fill in any role (or maybe in the future group roles by teams or
something like that?)..

	Well, here is the initial patch, and some ideas to discuss. I welcome
comments and corrections of any kind (in particular I don't particularly
like the 'Room Roles' name, but couldn't came up with something better).

	The patch is based on trunk, revision 5691.

	Hope to help,

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Sven Klemm
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Re: [PATCH] Room roles support



Hi,

> 	I've been working on support for something so far called 'Room Roles'
> this is, defining roles needed for a particular room within a
> conference (i.e. presenter, camera operator, etc...) and that every
> event scheduled in that room must have persons fulfilling those roles.
> 
> 	I'm using the event_role roles, I'm not sure if this is the best or
> not, maybe this and some custom_roles?

I think event_roles is the right thing to use for this.

> 	This would be the start for a schedule where everyone (or maybe those
> accepted as volunteers or something like that?) could submit themselves
> to fill in any role (or maybe in the future group roles by teams or
> something like that?)..
> 
> 	Well, here is the initial patch, and some ideas to discuss. I welcome
> comments and corrections of any kind (in particular I don't particularly
> like the 'Room Roles' name, but couldn't came up with something better).
> 
> 	The patch is based on trunk, revision 5691.

Thank you very much it's applied in revision 5705.

Cheers,
Sven






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Sven Klemm
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Pentabarf 0.3.10



I am very pleased to announce the release of Pentabarf version 0.3.10.

Changes in this version:
Recent changes now shows the the columns that have really been changed
during a transaction. This feature only works after you recreated the
logging trigger you won't see any diffs for older changesets.
The advanced search has been enhanced to search for more fields.
Another new feature are custom fields. You can now define custom
fields for event, person, conference and conference_person.
The logout has been rewritten and now uses Javascript to clear the
HTTP-Auth cache. Pentabarf now works with Rails 2.0.
There have been a few Opera-specific javascript problems fixed.

The complete changelog can be found in the wiki:
http://pentabarf.org/Changelog/0.3.10

You will need Momomoto 0.1.16 for this version of Pentabarf.

To upgrade you should first run the upgrade script for 0.3.10 in the
sql/maintenance directory. Then you should run views.sql and
functions.sql. Afterwards you should run
  SELECT log.activate_logging();
to recreate the log triggers.

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Sven

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Sven Klemm
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Pentabarf 0.3.11



I am very pleased to announce the release of Pentabarf version 0.3.11.

Changes in this version:
Global valuelists and per conference valuelists have been added to the
list of datatypes for custom fields. All static texts have been
removed from the user controller and the submission controller. A few
bugs have been fixed.

The complete changelog can be found in the wiki:
http://pentabarf.org/Changelog/0.3.11

To upgrade you should first run the upgrade script for 0.3.11 in the
sql/maintenance directory. Then you should run views.sql and
functions.sql.
As there have been added a lot of ui_message you should run the
following sql files while ignoring any duplicate key errors:
data/ui_message.sql and data/ui_message_localized.sql
Afterwards you should run
  SELECT log.activate_logging();
to recreate the log triggers.

Cheers,
Sven

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Dan Langille
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20 Feb 2008 22:06






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export style should be relative, not absolute


Hi,

I just did an HTML export for my conference.  In the home page of the 
HTML, I see this:

<link type="text/css" href="/style.css" media="screen,print" 
rel="Stylesheet"/>

The href is absolute.  It should not have the leading /.

Agreed?

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Dan Langille
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20 Feb 2008 22:10






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Re: export style should be relative, not absolute


Dan Langille wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I just did an HTML export for my conference.  In the home page of the 
> HTML, I see this:
> 
> <link type="text/css" href="/style.css" media="screen,print" 
> rel="Stylesheet"/>
> 
> The href is absolute.  It should not have the leading /.
> 
> Agreed?
> 

On a slightly related note:

-rw-r--r--   1 dan  dan      0 Feb 20 21:01 style.css

empty style.... :)

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Re: export style should be relative, not absolute



Dan Langille wrote:
> Dan Langille wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I just did an HTML export for my conference.  In the home page of the 
>> HTML, I see this:
>>
>> <link type="text/css" href="/style.css" media="screen,print" 
>> rel="Stylesheet"/>
>>
>> The href is absolute.  It should not have the leading /.
>>
>> Agreed?
>>
> 
> On a slightly related note:
> 
> -rw-r--r--   1 dan  dan      0 Feb 20 21:01 style.css
> 
> empty style.... :)

The CSS used for the export is a conference setting. This is expected
if you haven't set a conference css yet. You can do so on the export
tab of the conference.
It would probably be nice if new conferences had a default css but
that hasn't been implemented yet.

Cheers,
Sven

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Re: export style should be relative, not absolute



Dan Langille wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I just did an HTML export for my conference.  In the home page of the 
> HTML, I see this:
> 
> <link type="text/css" href="/style.css" media="screen,print" 
> rel="Stylesheet"/>
> 
> The href is absolute.  It should not have the leading /.
> 
> Agreed?

I decided to do it absolute for sanity/laziness reasons. The HTML
export got multiple subdirectories and if the css URL was relative I
would have to recalculate the URL depending on the directory I am in.
That's why I decided to make it absolute. But you can set the prefix
used for those absolute URLs on the export tab of the conference page.
There is a setting called "Base URL where your HTML export will be
located" you can put the prefix used in the HTML export there. It
should be an URL including host as this URL is also used in the
feedback system as return URL after the feedback has been submitted.

Cheers,
Sven

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