##My important text. Will be saved with the node##(recip1, recip2)
You can use as recipients the login names in the =.htpasswd= file (the domain specified will be automatically appended to the names to form a complete email adress). As a convenience, you can define aliases in an ALIAS variable (in TWiki.TWikiPreferences, for example). Finally, you can use email addresses directly if you want to send the notification to someone not in your email domain.
-- Main.EstebanManchado - 06 Nov 2002
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I installed Codev.PhotonSkin and applied Codev.PhotonTWikiMods. Some observations....
* I had to change the file =data/Photonskin= to =data/Photonskin.txt=
* In the normal view mode, the second link on the bottom displays as %VIMEDITTOPIC%, apparently an undefined variable. This variable should be documented.
* When going into edit mode, the popup link opens up a new window but runs into the following error
Can't locate URI/Escape.pm in @INC (@INC contains: [...deleted...]) at /c/cygwin/usr/local/lib/photontwiki/bin/photonsearch line 27.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at /c/cygwin/usr/local/lib/photontwiki/bin/photonsearch line 27.
* Selecting any button (preview, save, checkpoint, cancel) from the edit mode runs into the following error
Can't locate Mail/Send.pm in @INC (@INC contains: [...deleted...]) at ../lib/TWiki/Notifications.pm line 19.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at ../lib/TWiki/Notifications.pm line 19.
Compilation failed in require at /c/cygwin/usr/local/lib/photontwiki/bin/savemulti line 34.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at /c/cygwin/usr/local/lib/photontwiki/bin/savemulti line 34.
* There is no explanation above what "Checkpoint" or "Popup" do.
It appears to me that there are some perl dependencies that have not been documented. Also, the other errors seem to be due to missing configuations that could be rectified by additional documentation. Further, it is not clear why a Mail script would be called at every action in the edit mode.
-- Main.ThomasWeigert - 07 Nov 2002
Yes, you're right in everything =:-)= Sorry, this is my first skin and I packaged it in a hurry, so to speak.
I've documented the Perl dependencies (the two you said plus =Text::Soundex=) and I uploaded an updated version (I thought I had uploaded the latest one). The rest is hopefully fixed now.
The reason why =Mail::Send= is required is notifications. Although usually no mail is sent, you need the module in case you use the special notification syntax (see PhotonSkin#Notifications, above).
-- Main.EstebanManchado - 07 Nov 2002
This sounds interesting. How about some screenshots to illustrate and "sell" your skin? Compare with TigerSkin: you get an idea what you're dealing with from a screenshot. Admittedly not the whole thing, but it's better than nothing.
(Yipes! In preview mode there's a _lot_ of "stuff" after the topic text, but before the =Save= button. Can somebody figure out what went wrong?)
-- Main.TorbenGB - 07 Nov 2002
What do you mean with "a _lot_ of stuff"? Do you mean text? Uninterpolated variables? I haven't seen any of that myself.
-- Main.EstebanManchado - 07 Nov 2002
Sorry for being grossly inaccurate. I'll quote it or attach a screendump or similar. Don't see it here at work, but at home I did. Might be related to the fact I'm running Mozilla 1.1 at home? Let me get back to you.
-- Main.TorbenGB - 08 Nov 2002
I don't think it can be browser-related, but who knows? =:-)= Hmmm.... wait, do you mean you see different things in exactly the same TWiki installation? That would be _very_ strange indeed. I personally use Mozilla 1.0.1 and Opera 6.1, and never have seen that kind of stuff. I will try to tell you when I see the screenshot.
-- Main.EstebanManchado - 08 Nov 2002
Screenshot is now attached. Esteban, please remember to release the edit lock on the preview page when you're done with your edits. That screenshot is with Mozilla 1.1 on Windows XP (US).
-- Main.TorbenGB - 08 Nov 2002
Sorry for the lock, Torben. I'm used to my local TWiki (it has "Release edit lock" set by default). With regard to the screenshot, I have no idea what can be the problem. It's _the same TWiki installation_, accessed from two different browsers, which produces two different results?
In any case, can you also post the generated HTML? Are there any messages in the webserver logs? Does it happen at home, but with another browser (eg. Opera)?
-- Main.EstebanManchado - 08 Nov 2002
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