[opensuse-wiki] openSUSE map
Hello, some things regarding the openSUSE map: 1. FYI: I have just added sorting to the map userlist. Users are now sorted alphabetically inside my little PHP script that fetches the map data from the wiki. 2. A question: I noted that someone [1] added autosponsor24(dot)de [2] to the map. This page looks purely commercial, and I would vote for removing this map entry because I consider it to be spam. (Other opinions?) 3. I also noted that http://en.opensuse.org/OpenSUSE_Community/Map offers several other languages - but those I tested led to an non-existing page. Please fix the interwiki links or remove them if you don't have this page translated. 4. For the records: the map has currently 146 entries. 5. Please add yourself to the map if you didn't already ;-) Regards, Christian Boltz [1] Is there something like "cvs annotate" for the wiki? It's painful to go through the history to find out who has added a specific line :-/ [2] No, I don't want to add another link to this page in the list archives ;-) -- [Serieller Anschluss] Mittlerweile ist (fast) alles USB. OK, es gibt auch Adapter, aber die kosten wieder extra. Und der Rechner soll später nicht aussehen wie ein Tannenbaum, mit einem Bündel herabhängender Adaptern anstatt Lametta. [Ralph Müller in suse-linux] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-wiki+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-wiki+help@opensuse.org
On Thursday 28 February 2008 06:34:05 pm Christian Boltz wrote:
Hello,
some things regarding the openSUSE map:
1. FYI: I have just added sorting to the map userlist. Users are now sorted alphabetically inside my little PHP script that fetches the map data from the wiki.
What about vertical output ie. A D etc B E C F Is it complicated to do?
2. A question: I noted that someone [1] added autosponsor24(dot)de [2] to the map. This page looks purely commercial, and I would vote for removing this map entry because I consider it to be spam. (Other opinions?)
Found. It is user Krishnamor. Link removed. Sorry, it happened before and everything was removed without much discussion. This much I can do. The rest is job for sysop as user has only one contribution to openSUSE wiki ;-)
3. I also noted that http://en.opensuse.org/OpenSUSE_Community/Map offers several other languages - but those I tested led to an non-existing page. Please fix the interwiki links or remove them if you don't have this page translated.
4. For the records: the map has currently 146 entries.
5. Please add yourself to the map if you didn't already ;-)
Done :-)
Regards,
Christian Boltz
[1] Is there something like "cvs annotate" for the wiki? It's painful to go through the history to find out who has added a specific line :-/
It was mentioned once.
[2] No, I don't want to add another link to this page in the list archives ;-)
Smart. I would not think about. -- Regards, Rajko. See http://en.opensuse.org/Portal --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-wiki+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-wiki+help@opensuse.org
Hello, on Freitag, 29. Februar 2008, Rajko M. wrote:
On Thursday 28 February 2008 06:34:05 pm Christian Boltz wrote:
some things regarding the openSUSE map:
1. FYI: I have just added sorting to the map userlist. Users are now sorted alphabetically inside my little PHP script that fetches the map data from the wiki.
What about vertical output ie. A D etc B E C F
Is it complicated to do?
Well, at least more complicated than the current solution ;-) Currently I just use a <li> with a fixed width (specified in em, so the number of columns varies depending on the font size) and float:left (see the JS code in map.html). Vertical output would mean - use a fixed number of columns (everything else is nearly impossible), easiest solution is a table with 3 columns - count the number of map entries in advance - add a "manual" column break after 1/3 and 2/3 of the entries To make it short: This should be doable by changing map.html (hint: counting the number of items in the lines variable, around line 77 is a good start). I'll accept patches ;-)
2. A question: I noted that someone [1] added autosponsor24(dot)de [2] to the map. This page looks purely commercial, and I would vote for removing this map entry because I consider it to be spam. (Other opinions?)
Found. It is user Krishnamor. Link removed.
Thanks!
Sorry, it happened before and everything was removed without much discussion. This much I can do. The rest is job for sysop as user has only one contribution to openSUSE wiki ;-)
;-)
3. I also noted that http://en.opensuse.org/OpenSUSE_Community/Map offers several other languages - but those I tested led to an non-existing page. Please fix the interwiki links or remove them if you don't have this page translated.
I probably found it - it's Category:IW that drops in these interwiki links. I doubt this category is useful on most pages where it is used...
[1] Is there something like "cvs annotate" for the wiki? It's painful to go through the history to find out who has added a specific line :-/
It was mentioned once.
If someone remembers or finds out, please post it!
[2] No, I don't want to add another link to this page in the list archives ;-)
Smart. I would not think about.
You learn a lot about spam if you run a mailserver and some guestbooks ;-) And you learn how silly especially guestbook spammers can be - about 15 lines of PHP code do a nearly perfect spam protection for me [1] [2] which means I don't even need to annoy users with a captcha :-) Regards, Christian Boltz [1] blocked: some thousand spam entries per month in _one_ guestbook not blocked spam: happens very rarely false positives: never had one, at least in the guestbook where I also monitor the blocked entries. [2] For those who are interested: http://blog.cboltz.de/archives/20-Gaestebuch-Spamfilter-2.0.html (german, but the code should be understandable ;-) --
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